DemoGraphics Packaging
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Theme: Packaging and Industrial Design
By: Mark Hampshire / Keith Stephenson
- Publisher: Index Book
- Year: 2008
- Pages: 208 pages
- Format: 25 x 24 cm
- Weight: 1.000 Kg
- Features: hardcover
- Languages: Spanish
- ISBN: 978-84-96774-48-3
- REF: 5755
The first book to explore the vital, commercial relationship between design, marketing, and target audiences. DemoGraphics is the first series of design books to examine how successful designs target specific audiences. Where other design books explore the ‘what?’ and ‘why?’ of design, DemoGraphics: Packaging dissects the ‘who?’ Through a huge selection of diverse examples, the authors examine how packaging is designed to appeal to specific groups based on gender, age, socio-economic group, disposable income, profession and shopping habits. Case studies and interviews with designers and brand owners explain how and why specific choices have been made, why it works and how it evolved from a prototype or concept to form successful, user-centred design. DemoGraphics: Packaging also offers designers a palette of ideas, materials, and inspirations with which to design their own targeted packaging. This is a vital text for both designers and brand, advertising, and marketing professionals and students. About The Author Mark Hampshire and Keith Stephenson are the directors of Absolute Zero Degrees, a multidisciplinary agency designing corporate identities, packaging, books, wallpaper, and interiors accessories. They are the co-authors of Circles and Dots, Stripes and Squares for RotoVision. They live in London, UK.
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