Hart, part of TTI's family of brands (alongside industry mainstays, Ryobi and Milwaukee), made its debut at Walmart in 2019. The brand offers a wide range of power tools, hand tools, outdoor power equipment, and floor care products for makers and maintainers of all levels.
Redesigning the packaging for Hart’s outdoor power tool line meant tackling several complex communication issues. With 50+ SKUs, two battery platforms, and a premium sub-brand, stronger visual cues were needed to help customers navigate the product lineup and understand battery compatibility. And with such a broad offering—spanning categories and package sizes—a successful design system needed to be flexible but visually unified, delivering clarity without sacrificing impact.
I was responsible for codifying the new design system, building adaptable templates, and ensuring every package was built to spec. To simplify the shopping experience, we added a "Reason to Be" to each package: a concise, benefit-driven line highlighting the tool’s defining feature. To strengthen our compatibility messaging, we made the background consistent on 40V and 40V Supercharge tools, while secondary elements distinguished product tiers. In-use photography replaced icons to better illustrate features and bring real-world context. And finally, we increased the visibility of key performance numbers—like a blower's CFM or a battery's amp hours. The result is a scalable system that helps customers find the best Hart products for their homes.
Redesigning the packaging for Hart’s outdoor power tool line meant tackling several complex communication issues. With 50+ SKUs, two battery platforms, and a premium sub-brand, stronger visual cues were needed to help customers navigate the product lineup and understand battery compatibility. And with such a broad offering—spanning categories and package sizes—a successful design system needed to be flexible but visually unified, delivering clarity without sacrificing impact.