Packaging design is the connection of form, structure, materials, colour, imagery, typography, and regulatory information with ancillary design elements to make a product suitable for marketing.

Whether it’s food boxes from McDonald’s, Apple’s iPhone packaging, the box that your new fridge comes in, or even tea bags, just about every product in a store has packaging.

Most of it is good, some of it is bad. 

Graphic designers, packaging engineers or just about anyone can design packaging, regardless of their skills or expertise.

• Box Design: It helps to present and highlight your companies. We narrate the story of  your company. Be well-known the development process of your company. Throughout company presentation highlights the intense elements, the targets and the benefits that your company provides.
• Bottles Design: Display summary information of your company.Brochures must be comprehensive, promoting in a clear style the messages we want to spread. Posters belong to advertising tools. Posters are often used to inform the public about the organization of an event or the creation of an idea.
•  are created in order to get well- know to your costumers the price of your service or product. All businesses have a menu or price list in which their services are priced. It is very important that these price lists are clearly printed and understandable to the customer.

Designing packaging for goods and products

Designing packaging for products is a little more complicated than slapping a sticker on a cardboard box. First of all, you need to identify the packaging medium. 

Will it be a simple custom printed cardboard box, or will it be a high-end rigid box?

The medium of your packaging is very often overlooked. Once you’ve decided on a material, consider the following:

• Graphic design and packaging
• Physical packaging design
• Marketing and design