Dalgi Farm — Brand Website

DALGI FARM

Brand Website

website for a premium strawberry farm
in Ontario, Canada

CLIENT

Dalgi Farm — Ontario, Canada

SERVICE

UX/UI Design, WordPress — PC & Mobile

YEAR

2024

LINK

dalgifarm.com

SCOPE Menu Structure · Wireframes · Visual Design · Responsive

About the Project

Dalgi Farm grows Korean strawberry varieties in indoor vertical farms and hybrid greenhouses in Ontario, Canada. We planned the menu structure and wireframes from a UX/UI concept and built the site in WordPress for PC and mobile — opening on a full-screen film and one line: doubt the ordinary.

What ‘Dalgi’ Means

‘Dalgi’ is native Korean for strawberry, and sounds like the Korean word for sweet. The home page says it out loud — with a pronunciation clip — before leading into the farm’s signature berries.

Three Berries

The Our Berries page introduces the farm’s three year-round signatures — the sweet, fragrant Dalgi; the Queens with its subtle peachy aroma; and the snow-white Ha-Yan — each with its own story and image.

Dark Red, Clear Paths

A dark red theme expresses the expertise of a strawberry smart farm. The menu stays simple — Berries, Story, Farm, Production, Contact — with an offer bar on top, and every section given a clear layout so the key points read at a glance.

Harvesting Freshness Year-Round

The Production page maps the indoor vertical farm — LED growing beds, climate and dosing controllers — alongside a monthly harvest chart that shows berries in every season.

Know Your Berry

Sweetness, aroma, firmness and size are laid out around a single berry, turning technical specs into something any shopper can read at a glance.

Contact

Every page ends with an invitation — a full-bleed berry photo, a simple contact form and the farm’s two homes, Bu-Yeo in Korea and Ontario in Canada.