Packaging design
Bring the brand into the physical product experience.
Discuss your projectA clear brief. Work with a purpose.
Packaging needs to communicate the product while staying recognisable as part of the brand. The format, required information and range of variants shape the design. Production constraints should be discussed early, with dimensions and supplier specifications available before artwork is finalised. Explore the packaging projects below for examples of TROKIT’s approach.
What we can discuss
- Packaging visual direction
- Design across product variants
- Artwork scope and production requirements
Plan the work around your requirements
Define the brief
Bring your audience, goals, existing materials and the decisions you need to make.
Agree the scope
Discuss deliverables, responsibilities, technical requirements and timing before work begins.
Prepare the handover
Identify the files, content, training or ongoing support your team will need to use the finished work.
Related project work
These projects are connected to packaging design in TROKIT’s portfolio. Open a case to see its context and deliverables.
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Start with the right questions
What information is needed to define the scope?
Product variants, dimensions, supplier templates and required content help establish the design work. Production, regulatory and print requirements should be confirmed with the relevant specialists.
How are scope, timing and cost agreed?
Share your requirements, current materials and any deadline with TROKIT. The scope, responsibilities and delivery plan need to be agreed for your project before work begins.