What's included

• Concept Development

  Initial Design Concepts: Multiple sketches or mockups illustrating different design directions for the packaging, including layout, colour schemes, typography, and brand integration. This comes in the form of a mood board packed with visual inspiration and references to communicate design style, materials, textures, and overall brand mood.

• Final Packaging Design Files

  Print-Ready Artwork: The final design files in formats like Adobe Illustrator (AI) prepared for printing. (This would be in the desired colour code, with the desired printing marks like bleed and cut lines) These include: Label Design: If applicable, the design for product labels (e.g., for bottles, jars, etc.). Box/Carton Design: Full design layout for folding cartons, boxes, or outer packaging.

• File Packaging

  Production-Ready Files: All files delivered in appropriate formats for print production, including PDFs with crop marks, bleed, and color profiles for print. Fonts and Assets: All necessary fonts, logos, and graphic assets in editable formats. Printing Instructions: Specific instructions on how the packaging should be printed, including bleed, margins, dieline placement, and folding guides.

• Sustainability & Compliance Documentation (if applicable)

  Sustainability Considerations: If the packaging design incorporates eco-friendly materials or sustainability principles, details about these choices, including recyclable or biodegradable materials, and their impact on production. Compliance and Legal Requirements: Information about any required regulatory compliance (e.g., nutrition facts on food packaging, ingredient lists, certifications) and any legal requirements for labeling or warnings.

• Packaging Design Guidelines for Production

  Production Specifications: A document or set of documents outlining the best practices and details for manufacturers to follow in order to maintain design quality during production. Quality Control Standards: Instructions on quality checks to be made during the production process to ensure the packaging matches the design as intended.