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Packaging does not work across e-commerce shipping and in-store delivery

Separate packaging for shipping and display creates duplicate production and extra handovers.

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

Three-step solution method

  1. Map handling, display and delivery processes across both channels.
  2. Define a shared protective structure with channel-specific information layers.
  3. Validate combinations of packaging structures and supporting materials against tasks in each channel.

Key Deliverables

  • Channel Packaging Matrix
  • Packaging Configurations
  • Task testing

Verification Approach

Compare redundant packaging, channel adaptation steps, and information consistency.

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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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