PACKAGING
DESIGN

(RETAIL PACKAGE DESIGN)

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HJ DESIGN PACKAGE DESIGN PROCESS

It takes both art and science to create an effective package. One that appeals to buyers, creates a memorable identity and works across channels. One that addresses production and environmental requirements, and easily converts to foreign markets.

We harness creativity and technology to find simple solutions to these complex objectives.

PACKAGE DESIGN BOOST PRODUCT SALES

Want to boost your company’s sales? With hundreds of competing products on a retail shelf, innovative and imaginative packaging is key to moving your stock and getting customers motivated to buy your merchandise.

Whether you promote online, sell in a local market or have your product in one of the large chain stores, creative package design can help get your goods off the shelf and into your customer’s cart!

PACKAGING SHOULD EXCITE CONSUMERS

Many underestimate the impact of excellent package or label design, but a stunning package or box can stand out among the crowd and help to build and maintain brand loyalty.

Your product’s packaging should excite consumers about what’s inside, and it’s important to monitor market trends so that your company can stay on the cutting edge of creative packaging.

Packaging Design That Will
Shine On The Shelf

From a shopper’s point of view, a product is never seen alone and never in great detail. Because of the viewing distance from shelves and the fact that products are arranged in rows and columns, all we see are veritable patterns made of various products.

It’s not until a certain pattern attracts our attention that we decide to take a closer look.

This distinctiveness and appeal of the product when placed on an actual shelf is something retailers call “shelf impact,” and it makes a huge difference in product sales.