Packaging
The opening side is the perfect place to display essential info. You can also place a link to a manual or companion app, like I did here.
On the front, I usually choose display an image of the product. Normally, I use a lifestyle image (a photo of the product being used), but in this case, the client needed the box before he could arrange a photoshoot. I used a product pic instead to create a clean and techy vibe.
Below, I highlight some unique selling points of the product with custom-made icons in the house style I developed.
Below, I highlight some unique selling points of the product with custom-made icons in the house style I developed.
Aside from being informative, a list of contents assures the user that every part they need is in the box.
On the back of tech products, I often display product pics with feature highlights, highlighting various qualities and capabilities.
Below this, you can see a list of properties and specs; electronic products are required by law to display these on the box. They can be very informative, showing the customer what the product can and can't do.
Below this, you can see a list of properties and specs; electronic products are required by law to display these on the box. They can be very informative, showing the customer what the product can and can't do.
Here, I highlight some important info about how to control the robot, above a photo edited to show the robot in use.
Dustify is an e-commerce company selling robotic cleaning devices. Their products are of a premium quality and easy to use and maintain. Since this product is aimed at those who want to make cleaning their house less of a hassle, Dustify also needed a clear and unambiguous quickstart guide to go along with their newly branded product.
