Choosing a legible font is crucial when designing your product packaging. Unfortunately, many people select fonts that look good without thinking about how easy it would be to read on the packaging. Be sure to keep your target audience at the forefront of your mind when making any decisions and think about what they are looking for.
Be sure that the font you decide to use in your branding and packaging is flexible in terms of longevity. It is important to note that you should keep the fonts you use in your branding the same. Choose a font you like that fits your brand well, and stick with it.
Consider the design style you will use with your product packaging before making font choices. The goal is for your font to complement the design on your packaging.
Consider selecting a font that is unique to your industry on your packaging. Customers are drawn to uniqueness, and choosing a specific font is what helps differentiate your product on the shelf from your competitors.
Think about the first impression you want your customers to have about your product. A first impression can often come across based on the font choice. Consider running with a font that you know fits your branding well and will be memorable for your consumers.
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