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We all love a good redesign. Or is it that we all love to hate a redesign? Design Twitter\u2122 will have a field day on whatever brand refresh dropped that day, while LinkedIn will keep it a little more \u201cprofessional.\u201d Regardless, they make for some of the most popular stories on DIELINE. But we wanted to get a little more granular and really take a deeper look at what\u2019s going on under the hood. In Rate the Redesign, we examine the latest redesigns to see if they nailed it or if they butchered a beloved brand baby. And, yes, there\u2019s even a graded score. What grade did Robot Food<\/a> get for their latest redesign? Find out below.<\/em><\/p>\n Founded in 2013, Nutriment initially focused on a niche segment within the pet food industry\u2014raw diets. The brand\u2019s original packaging was functional but lacked the visual impact needed to stand out in today\u2019s competitive market. The straightforward design featured basic typography and minimalistic graphics, which did not fully convey Nutriment\u2019s commitment to high-quality, science-driven raw nutrition.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n