(there is repetition where the locations of elements changes often)
- the whole box are in bold colours purple orange green and red are popular; yellow and green for sour products.
- gradient backgrounds are sometimes used to create a more dynamic feeling.
- the product name needs to be a size that will allow it to fit on the top, bottom and sides of the packaging.
- the shape of the boxes are rectangular with a depth around 1/3 of there height
- they are sized so they fit comfortably in your hand and pocket. (unless its a large box in which case they are the right size to be on a bookshelf; i will not however be making a large box)
- each box has a website
front
- brand name
- product name
- illustration of the sweet: all flavors in the box are represented
- occasionally illustrated characters
- weight
- flavor
- flavor text with information about the product
- depth is created so the front elements appear close
back
- the back is sometimes a direct copy of the front or the front changed from a horisontal to verticel
- parent company branding
- additional rights
- nutritional information per 100g
- ingredients; because the products are sometimes shipped across multiple countries you often get the ingredients in several languages.
- best before date
- bar code
- flavor information
- bin packaging logo
- recycle logo
- large boxes contain word searches or other fun activities
top
- some form of despeseing flap
- opening instructions
- product name
- brand logo
bottom
- because of the way these products are displayed in the box the bottom is not visible so there is often just the product name and brand logo
- bar code
left & right
- these two are interchangeable which ever one dose not have the information will often have just the brand logo and product name on it
- ingredients (only in one language if found on the side)
- bar code
- product name
- brand logo
- flavor information
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