Graphic design for community product packaging

Abstract

The objectives of this research on Graphic Design for Community Product Packaging aim to 1. analyze the appropriate graphic patterns for community product packaging, 2. to design appropriate graphics for community product packaging, and 3. to assess consumer satisfaction with graphic design for community product packaging. Conduct a study of the opinions of experts in graphic design, and consumer satisfaction. The tools used are questionnaires, interviews, and assessments, conducted in 3 phases: 1. asking for the opinion of the appropriate graphic design experts for community product packaging, 2. asking consumers for the graphic design of community product packaging, 3. assessing consumer satisfaction with graphic design for community product packaging. Conclusions and analysis Summary of the findings from all three aspects, with the overall average on all sides, showed that the second pattern of dishwashing liquid bottles was 4.40. The Soapbox pattern section in the 2nd form equals 4.60 at most levels. The results indicated that 1. appropriate graphic styles were space, symmetry, text and lines, balance, and composition, 2. graphic patterns that represented community lifestyles and lifestyles, and 3. graphics of dishwashing detergent bottles and soap dishes. All three were moderate in all respects. The total mean of 2 (x=4.40) was in the highest order, first followed by the mean of mode 1 (x=4.20) and mode 3 (x=4.00) Soap dish type 2 was the mean.