Tape Packaging Design Needed
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need a complete packaging concept for our new tape line and I have only ten days to approve the final artwork. The dieline and structural layout are already locked—please follow the attached reference so the factory can drop your art straight into production.
Key points you must hit
• Audience: the design speaks primarily to B2B buyers who stock industrial-supply shelves, so clarity and a polished, professional tone matter more than playful graphics.
• Brand: incorporate our logo together with the existing tagline; placement can shift, but both elements must be visible from the front panel.
• Style: sleek and professional is the brief. Think clean typography, balanced white space, and a refined colour palette that lets the product sell itself.
• Product window: leave a small clear opening so customers can see the tape colour before purchasing. Size and shape are flexible as long as it remains practical for die-cutting.
• All product information, barcodes and regulatory icons stay exactly as shown in the reference; you are styling, not rewriting, the copy.
Deliverables
1. Print-ready files (AI or editable PDF plus linked images) in CMYK, with bleeds, trims and spot-colour call-outs where necessary.
2. A mock-up on a retail shelf background (JPEG or PNG) for internal sign-off.
3. A flattened PDF proof for the factory.
Acceptance criteria: artwork fits the supplied dieline with no layer shifts, the window position is clearly indicated, and fonts are outlined or included.
If you can turn polished, press-ready packaging around within the 10-day window, let’s get started.
Key points you must hit
• Audience: the design speaks primarily to B2B buyers who stock industrial-supply shelves, so clarity and a polished, professional tone matter more than playful graphics.
• Brand: incorporate our logo together with the existing tagline; placement can shift, but both elements must be visible from the front panel.
• Style: sleek and professional is the brief. Think clean typography, balanced white space, and a refined colour palette that lets the product sell itself.
• Product window: leave a small clear opening so customers can see the tape colour before purchasing. Size and shape are flexible as long as it remains practical for die-cutting.
• All product information, barcodes and regulatory icons stay exactly as shown in the reference; you are styling, not rewriting, the copy.
Deliverables
1. Print-ready files (AI or editable PDF plus linked images) in CMYK, with bleeds, trims and spot-colour call-outs where necessary.
2. A mock-up on a retail shelf background (JPEG or PNG) for internal sign-off.
3. A flattened PDF proof for the factory.
Acceptance criteria: artwork fits the supplied dieline with no layer shifts, the window position is clearly indicated, and fonts are outlined or included.
If you can turn polished, press-ready packaging around within the 10-day window, let’s get started.