Giving Shine to your Product & Adding Care through packing

 


The packaging is something that a brand will use to spread awareness about campaigns and promotions and provide added value. Overall, packages are a cost-effective and versatile gesture for building a relationship with your customers.

Product packaging design refers to the creation of the exterior of a product. That includes choices in material and form as well as graphics, colors, and fonts that are used on wrapping, a box, a can, a bottle or any kind of container.

There are three questions you must have the answer to before you start designing the packaging for a product:

What is the product?
Who’s buying the product?
How are people buying the product?


1. What is the product?

Not a trick question; this should be an easy one. What are you selling? How big is it? What materials is it made of? Is it delicate?

This question is going to help you determine if there are any logistical musts for your product packaging. For example, a delicate product will require more secure packaging. Something that is large or with odd dimensions, on the other hand, may require a custom packaging solution instead of an out-of-the-box box.


2. Who’s buying the product?

Is the product supposed to be used by men, women or both? Is it for children or adults? Is it geared towards people who are environmentally conscious? To those on a budget or with lots of disposable income?

A product’s packaging should appeal to its ideal consumer; it’s important to know who that consumer is before you start the design process. Products for older adults may need larger text. Alternatively, items geared towards an affluent customer will need to consider materials that create a feeling of luxury.


3. How are people buying the product?

Are they purchasing it in a supermarket? A small boutique? Online?

You’re going to want to think about packaging differently if the product is going to be sold online and shipped than if it’s going to need to stand out from the competition on a big-box store shelf. Items that will be sold online probably shouldn’t have a lot of extra space that could cause the product to rattle around, or the package to bend. And those that will be on a boutique shelf will need to catch the eye of a buyer surrounded by cutesy items in cutesy packages.

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