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Packaging design is an art mixed with a little bit of science. While the design has to be aesthetic and creative, it also needs to be functional and relatable to the target audience. After doing a bit of research about what your target audience digs and what your competitors are doing with their package, you can start thinking outside the box about how to design your box. Packaging design is fun and full of innovation as you can come up with ideas that defy the conventional packaging designs and make something completely crazy like this industrial design packaging below. Packaging is not just about selling the product, it is also about selling an experience to the customer after he/she has bought the product. A product package can rationalize the decision of spending a fortune on a luxury product. You wouldn’t give someone a diamond in a cardboard box, will you? Packaging design is like an elevator pitch that your product makes to the people who are shopping. Before you can charm your customers with your product, you have to make them buy it. And to get picked up from a shelf and go into a customer’s shopping cart is not a cakewalk, especially if you are a new brand instead of a habitual purchase. Why would someone ditch their usual brand of milk to give your carton a try? Maybe, a bottle instead of a carton will work or maybe a transparent packaging might draw their attention. The point is that it is important to stand out from the crowd and your package (or Packaging design companies) can do that job for you. Transfer money
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Some examples of amazing packaging designs
Packaging is not just about selling the product, it is also about selling an experience to the customer after he/she has bought the product. A product package can rationalize the decision of spending a fortune on a luxury product. You wouldn’t give someone a diamond in a cardboard box, will you? You would instead place it in a nice velvet or leather finish box with a classic pattern on the inside. The luxurious the package, the luxurious the product looks.
A good package design also needs to be functional and useful. Some packages solve a consumer problem by designing the package in such a way that it is extremely convenient to use the product.
While some packages can be used as something else after the user is finished with the product (like a milk bottle that can be turned into a vase later on), others can be clever so as to make an impression on the user.
Packaging design can also be used smartly to send the message about the product. There is nothing that says ‘fresh juice’ than the packet designed as the fruit itself.