Research Study 176 / 200

Packaging graphics fail to explain the product’s purpose

Packaging emphasizes decoration and specifications, making it difficult for users to understand how the product is used.

Research focus: Packaging, shipping, and unboxing experienceProblem identification → Design validation → Implementation

Three-step solution method

  1. Identify the questions that need to be answered at purchase and first use.
  2. Explain the product through task illustrations, component annotations, and accessory relationships.
  3. Refine the information hierarchy through comprehension tests without access to the physical product.

Key Deliverables

  • Packaging Information Architecture
  • Task Illustrations
  • Graphic Mockups

Verification Approach

Assess understanding of the product's purpose, accessories, and initial operation.

Translating research into products and services

Around this topic, we connect needs research, product form, visual identity, and user flows; organizing design decisions through prototypes and task evidence, then integrating with engineering, operations, and service teams for delivery.

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