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Packaging Design Challenge

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A quick true/false on packaging design.

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Packaging Design Challenge
 

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A quick true/false on packaging design.

by L. Daniella Valle Oz
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Packaging must always be opaque, never transparent, to be effective.

2

The dieline is the flat layout used to guide packaging production.

3

Matte finishes always reduce shelf visibility.

4

Using bright colors never affects consumer perception.

5

The most important metric in packaging design is weight, not usability.

6

Sustainable packaging often uses recyclable materials and minimal ink.

7

Clear product information helps consumers make quick choices.

8

A two-color print is sufficient for all brand identities.

9

Hierarchy in typography guides reading order on packaging.

10

Packaging design should communicate brand values at a glance.

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