Is the process of creating the visual and structural elements that enclose and present a product. It involves designing the outer packaging, such as boxes, bags, bottles, or containers, with the goal of enhancing the product's appeal
Packaging design
Graphics
Packaging design considers various elements
It plays a vital role in capturing attention on store shelves, conveying product information, and influencing purchasing decisions. A well-executed packaging design not only protects the product but also serves as a valuable communication tool that reinforces the brand's identity and builds customer loyalty.
Materials
Colors
Shapes
Typography
Shapes
Colors
Functionality
Graphics
Typography
Materials
Shapes
Functionality
Our Approach
Understand your target audience, industry, and competitors. Identify market trends, customer preferences, and areas where your brand can stand out.
Consultation
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We finalize the design concept that you choose and develop it into a complete packaging design. We create the artwork, graphics, typography, and color scheme for your packaging. We also ensure that your packaging complies with the relevant standards and regulations.
Development
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Develop a comprehensive brand strategy that outlines your positioning, target audience, brand promise, and key messaging. This strategy serves as a guide for all branding decisions.
Concept
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Create and Brand Strategy
Develop a comprehensive brand strategy that outlines your positioning, target audience, brand promise, and key messaging. This strategy serves as a guide for all branding decisions.
Clearly articulate the purpose of your brand and the values it stands for. This forms the foundation of your brand identity and influences all other elements.
Research
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Create various brand collateral such as business cards, letterheads, packaging, and marketing materials. Ensure that these materials adhere to your brand guidelines.
Deign Brand
Collateral
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Design Brand Collateral
Create various brand collateral such as business cards, letterheads, packaging, and marketing materials. Ensure that these materials adhere to your brand guidelines.
Develop additional visual elements such as graphics, icons, and imagery that complement your brand. These elements contribute to a cohesive and recognizable visual identity.
Design Visual
Elements
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Design Visual Elements
Develop additional visual elements such as graphics, icons, and imagery that complement your brand. These elements contribute to a cohesive and recognizable visual identity.
Select a color palette and fonts that align with your brand personality and values. Consistent use of colors and fonts across all communications helps in brand recognition.
Concept
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Choose Brand Colors an Fonts
Select a color palette and fonts that align with your brand personality and values. Consistent use of colors and fonts across all communications helps in brand recognition.
Create a distinctive and memorable logo that represents your brand visually. The logo should be versatile and work across different platforms and media.
Development
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Design a Memorable Logo
Create a distinctive and memorable logo that represents your brand visually. The logo should be versatile and work across different platforms and media.
Let's take a moment to highlight what you can expect to receive at the end of our collaboration
Color and Material
Specifications
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The designer may provide color specifications, such as Pantone or CMYK values, to ensure accurate color reproduction during printing. Additionally, if specific materials or finishes are recommended for the packaging, the designer may include specifications or suggestions for those as well.
Packaging Mockups or
Prototypes
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Depending on the scope of the project, the designer may provide physical or digital mockups or prototypes of the packaging. These give you a tangible or interactive representation of how the packaging will look and function in real life, aiding in visualizing the final product.
Packaging Design
Mockups
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These are visual representations of the final packaging design concept. They showcase the design from different angles and perspectives, allowing you to see how the packaging will look when produced.
Dieline Template
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A dieline template is a two-dimensional blueprint of the packaging structure. It outlines the dimensions, folds, and cut lines necessary to create the physical packaging. The dieline serves as a guide for the production process and ensures accurate assembly of the packaging.
Graphic Design Files
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The designer will provide the graphic design files of the packaging design in the required formats (e.g., AI, PDF, EPS). These files contain all the visual elements, including branding elements, artwork, typography, and any other graphical components used in the design.
Print-Ready Files
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Print-ready files are prepared specifically for production purposes. They include high-resolution versions of the graphic design files, properly set up with bleed, trim marks, and color profiles, adhering to the specifications of the printing method or vendor.
Product Labeling or
Information Design
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If your packaging design includes product labels or information, the designer should provide the design files for those elements. This could include nutrition facts, ingredients, barcodes, or any other required labeling elements.
Usage Guidelines or
Branding Manual
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In some cases, the designer may provide usage guidelines or a branding manual specific to the packaging design. These guidelines outline how to use the design elements consistently, including rules for logo placement, color usage, and typography, ensuring brand consistency across different packaging variations.