Q: What does “packaging design” include? A: Label/pack design, hierarchy and readability, regulatory/compliance layout, print-ready production files, and (if needed) 3D mockups for presentations and marketing.Q: Do you handle the technical print setup too? A: Yes. We prepare production-ready files and coordinate key print constraints (bleed, safe zones, dielines, varnishes/foils if used). If the printer has specs, we follow them.Q: Can you help with languages and legal text layout? A: Yes. Packaging often fails on readability, not visuals. We structure content so it’s compliant, scannable, and still looks premium — without shrinking everything into unreadable micro-text.Q: How do you approach packaging for retail shelves vs online sales? A: Retail needs instant shelf impact and clear hierarchy at 1–2 meters. Online needs strong thumbnail/readability and “first-second” clarity. Usually we design for both: strong front + structured back panel.Q: What if we don’t have a dieline yet? A: Best is to get it from the manufacturer. If not available, we can create a working dieline based on the packaging type — but final production should be confirmed with the supplier.Q: Can you design a whole product line, not just one pack? A: Yes. We build a packaging system: consistent rules, flexible variants, and clear differentiation between flavors/SKUs.Q: How do you make sure packaging supports the brand long-term? A: We treat packaging as part of the identity system: consistent typography, color logic, grid, icon style, and proof/claims structure — so new SKUs don’t turn into a chaotic collection.