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Roos-Larson, Micaela, and Vicktoria Nordmark. "Förpackningsdesign ur genusperspektiv : En studie om könsneutral förpackningsdesign för deodoranter." Thesis, Högskolan Dalarna, Institutionen för information och teknik, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:du-37528.
Full textDeodorants is one of many products that has the same function for all genders, but the packaging differs to attract different target groups. Clearly gender coded packaging could lead to people feeling compelled to choose a product that is tailored to a particular gender. The study aims to investigate how deodorant packages differs depending on the gender that is targeted and also determine how a deodorant package can be designed to be considered gender neutral. In addition to this, the study aims to investigate whether results established by previous research are relevant for deodorants. The purpose was answered though a survey and the strategy Design and Creation. The data collection methods were literature study and visual content analysis. The study is limited to the colour, typography and graphic elements of the packaging. The literature study provided a deeper understanding of the subject that generated guidelines for the design of the prototype. The content analysis was conducted to determine how deodorant packaging differs depending on the targeted gender. For Design and Creation, the Sless´ work model was used. To test and evaluate the design of the target group, semi structured interviews were conducted. Deodorants, unlike other products, don´t differ that much between products designed for women and men. The differences are in the colours and the shades of them. The study also shows how a deodorant package can be designed to be perceived as gender neutral. This is shown by two design proposals and guidelines for how gender neutral deodorants can be designed. Results from previous studies can be compared with the results from this study, although they differ slightly. This means that this study can be seen as a complement to previous research and future studies in the design of gender neutral packaging design.
Cedergren, Elza, and Lavendell Emma Landén. "Förpackningsdesign- mediet som räddar klimatet? : Ett explorativt experiment om hållbarhetskommunikation i förpackningsdesign." Thesis, Karlstads universitet, Institutionen för geografi, medier och kommunikation (from 2013), 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kau:diva-84728.
Full textMänniskors behov av konsumtion har lett till hastigt eskalerande problem som påverkar djur och natur. Marknadens svar på miljöhoten är bland annat ökat intresse för hållbarhet och, i den mån det är möjligt, exkluderandet av toxiska produkter. En stor del av marknadsföringen sker genom förpackningsdesign där stora möjligheter att betona hållbara aspekter finns. Ur denna problematik föddes lusten att vilja ta reda på hur en optimerar kommunikationen av hållbarhetsbudskap. Den här studien syftar således till att undersöka hur en kan marknadsföra hållbara aspekter genom förpackningsdesign, för att sedan fastställa riktlinjer som genererar störst framgång i kommunikationen. Studien behandlar förpackningar, rengöringsmedel, design och utförs genom ett experiment med grund i semiotik. Experimentens stimuli tog formen av en förpackning, vars utformning utkristalliserades genom en inledande designprocess. Betrodda teorier, tidigare forskning och experimentet ligger till grund för de riktlinjer som presenteras i slutsatsen. Resultatet visar att kommunikationstypen som fungerar bäst varierar beroende på budskap, kontext och förkunskaper.
Johansson, Ola. "Förpackningsdesign åt AssiDomän Frövi." Thesis, Högskolan Dalarna, Grafisk teknik, 2005. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:du-1288.
Full textLeksell, Jacob, and Anna Schröder. "Förpackningsdesign Inom Ett Exklusivt Segment." Thesis, Södertörns högskola, Institutionen för ekonomi och företagande, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-16557.
Full textKonkurrensen mellan företag ökar och blir allt hårdare med ett ständigt växande antal aktörer på marknaden. Ett sätt att differentiera sig från konkurrenter är genom förpackningsdesign. För att varan i sin helhet ska ge ett pålitligt intryck måste förpackningens attribut vara enhetliga och genomgående. Spretar attributen inger detta förvirring och skapar brist i trovärdighet hos konsumenten. Förpackningen signalerar varans förväntade kvalitet och pris. Denna uppsats omfattar två studier med syfte att kartlägga svenska konsumenters uppfattning av en produkts pris utifrån förpackningens utformning. Fokus i denna uppsats ligger på hushållsprodukter. Den första studien vänder sig direkt till konsumenten medan den andra undersöker befintliga förpackningar på marknaden. Resultatet av konsumenternas generella uppfattning, gällande billiga respektive dyrare förpackningar, jämförs med ett urval från marknadens befintliga utbud. Detta görs med syfte att klargöra för hur väl företagen arbetar efter konsumenternas generella uppfattning. Slutligen diskuteras hur de olika attributen kan användas i förpackningsdesign för att legitimera ett dyrare respektive billigare pris.
Mikolas, Martin, and Carolina Karlsson. "Kreativ förpackningsdesign – förpackningslösningar till chokladpraliner." Thesis, Högskolan Dalarna, Grafisk teknik, 2001. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:du-3544.
Full textSporrong, Emelie, Tiina Kangas, and Maja Pettersson. "Svensk förpackningsdesign. : Vem/Vad/Vilka påverkar?" Thesis, Stockholm University, School of Business, 2006. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-6288.
Full textPackage design constitutes an important marketing and differentiation tool in an increasingly competitive food market, particularly in the category of daily consumer goods where the turnover rate is high and the purchases are based on self-service (Hine, 1997; Spethmann, 1994; Underwood, 1999). Media fragmentation undermines the traditional marketing tools and the demands for packaging are bigger than ever. A package must not only sell a product, but also tell, through design, how the product is used and express the values that the trademark owner wishes to convey to the end customer (Underwood, 1998). The understanding of the role of packaging as a marketing tool has increased, but the initiators inside the packaging industry in Sweden still think that the Swedish packaging industry is developing slowly. They often describe Swedish packages as homogeneous and unimaginative. We have identified several problems that may explain the slow development of the packaging branch by unstructured interviews with Swedish packaging branch experts. These black spots are as follows: large-scale production of packages which leads to uniformity in design, lack of end customer focus, indication that packaging resources are not fully utilized as a marketing channel, attitudes against the costs of packaging development, design restrictions caused for example by the demand for a return system and finally, inadequate co-operation between the actors involved in relation to introducing packages. Our research question discusses who and what have the most influence on how the Swedish packages look like today. An interesting additional question is what the actors involved should do with the packages in order to utilize the marketing resources that so often are emphasized. In this paper our prime focus will be on discussing the role of packaging as a marketing tool. This means that we will discuss the communicative aspects that package design generates, rather than the logistical aspects. The actors involved in package design can be dealt into four branches: raw material producers, converters, trademark owners and package designers. This study is empirical and its material was gathered with semi-structured interviews and questionnaires. We have used the theory of design process to study the co-operation between the actors and end customers in relation to introducing packages and the influence of others factors on this. With the help of theories of differentiation, trademark communication and a theory that considers packaging an element of the marketing mix we have reflected the actors’ attitudes towards packaging as a marketing tool and the use of packaging in marketing communication with the end customer. Our conclusions stress the importance of co-operation, both within and between the actors, when decisions about packaging are being made. At present the converts make the decisions concerning the form of the packages, whereas the trademark owners have the most influence on the graphics of the packages. The holistic view, which we believe to be the foundation of design methodology and which, according to us, is crucial in utilizing the marketing resources of packaging, is hence missing.
Tano, Maja, and Therese Thiel. "Grafisk förpackningsdesign : – En studie över arbetsprocesser inomlivsmedelsindustrin." Thesis, KTH, Industriell ekonomi och organisation (Inst.), 2011. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-33664.
Full textForsberg, Erik, and Sebastian Kraupp. "Förpackningsdesign : Att fånga konsumentens intresse via färgen." Thesis, Karlstad University, Karlstad University, Division for Business and Economics, 2009. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kau:diva-3701.
Full textIn a world where people today makes faster and faster decisions, the role of the package in the decision-making process, is more vital than ever. The differene between having a package that is easily being discovered on the shelf, can be the difference between to sell your product or not. David Lassing, project manager at the advertising agency Ord & Bild, has given us the task to find out how the consumers are affected by the colors of a package.
We have done an qualitative study to find out how experts thinks a good package can attract the customers interests just with the colors. Our data from this study has then been compiled and analyzed to give us the information we needed for this assignment.
Our conclusions from writing this thesis are that a company can differentiate their package, and because of this find competitive advantages if they manage to create a strong connection between their color of the package and brand. This will give the product a great advantage in the decision-making process in the store. It will then be enough for the customer to see just the color of the package, to know from which supplier the product belongs to.
Another conclusion is that a package works as a company’s identity to the customers. It also works as the silent salesmen on the shelf and attracts attention to the product. A well designed package should work as a messenger for the company, and deliver their core values and attitudes.
Hultin, Marina, and Lina Larsson. "Optimerad förpackningsdesign : Med avseende att minimera livsmedelspill." Thesis, Karlstad University, Faculty of Technology and Science, 2007. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kau:diva-1134.
Full textThis degree project was performed by Marina Hultin and Lina Larsson and it is our final project in the Innovation- and design engineer programme at Karlstad University. The project was carried out during the spring semester 2007. The project comprises 20 weeks of work and 5 of these were reserved for a study of literature. Our project was assigned by Designstudio Värmland and our instructor and examiner was Lennart Wihk.
Each year 50 kg of food is thrown away per person. One of the reasons for this is that a lot of the food remains in the container. We produce more food than there is a need for because of all the food that goes to waste. This also contributes to an emission of carbon dioxide of a half million tons. As assigned by Designstudio Värmland we took a closer look at the food packaging of today. The base for this project is a research project, which has been carried out at Karlstad University. The purpose was to show that if it is possible to get the most out of the food container, it is justified to use more packaging material. The packaging shall be optimized, not minimized!
The purpose of the project is to examine some packings on the market that contributes to the food waste. If the food packaging is optimized, the waste of food can be reduced and at the same time the consumers will be more satisfied and also get more value for their money.
Our aim was to develop three concepts of optimized packings that will reduce the food wastage. Graphic design for each and every packing is included. The work method that was used is called the design procedure.
When the brainstorming was completed we decided to only include packaging for yoghurt. This decision was made because today’s yoghurt containers are difficult to empty.
The project resulted in three concepts of new yoghurt containers. Prototypes were made both in CAD and as visuals. Graphic design was also made for each concept.
Detta examensarbete har utförts av Marina Hultin och Lina Larsson under vårterminen 2007 och är en avslutning på Innovations- och designingenjörsprogrammet på Karlstads universitet. Arbetet omfattar 20 poäng, varav 5 poäng består av en fördjupad litteraturstudie. Uppdragsgivare var Designstudio Värmland och handledare för examensarbetet var Lennart Wihk.
Varje år slänger vi 50 kg livsmedel per person. Detta beror till stor del på att det finns livsmedel kvar i förpackningen. Eftersom vi slänger livsmedel så innebär det att mer mat produceras än det finns behov för. Den mat vi slänger bidrar till ett koldioxidutsläpp på en halv miljon ton per år. På uppdrag av Designstudio Värmland tittade vi närmare på dagens förpackningar för livsmedel. Detta arbete grundar sig i en forskningsstudie som bedrivits på Karlstads universitet. Studien visar att om det går att få ut lite mer av livsmedlet ur dess förpackning så är det befogat att använda mer förpackningsmaterial. Förpackningen ska optimeras, inte nödvändigtvis minimeras.
Syftet med projektet är att undersöka några olika förpackningar på marknaden som bidrar till slöseriet av livsmedel. Genom att optimera förpackningen kan livsmedelspillet minskas och konsumenterna blir nöjdare och får även mer valuta för pengarna.
Målet som sattes upp var att ta fram tre koncept på optimerade förpackningar, med tillhörande grafisk design, som minskar livsmedelspillet. Arbetet utfördes enligt designprocessen.
Efter idégenereringen beslutade vi att avgränsa oss till yoghurtförpackningar, då dagens förpackningar för yoghurt är svåra att tömma.
Resultatet blev tre koncept på nya yoghurtförpackningar. CAD-modeller och prototyper togs fram på alla olika koncept. Till varje koncept gjordes även en grafisk utformning.
Sjödin, Melinda. "Förpackningsdesign i genusperspektiv : En granskning av duschcremesförpackningar." Thesis, Högskolan Dalarna, Grafisk teknologi, 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:du-20822.
Full textColor and shape may contribute to creating attention, conveying messages and create feelings, which in turn can increase the likelihood that the customer makes the purchase. Packaging color and shape should synchronize so that the messages don’t contradict each other, and it is very important that the design is suitable to the targeted audience. Color can be seen as a language that communicates with the consumer, and understanding this language can be a powerful tool in marketing and design. It is common that packaging design is directed towards one or both sexes and to give the product a character of masculine or feminine can be an effective approach to distinguish the product from the remaining range. In conjunction with the color and shape, it is essential to understand the needs and use of the product for the consumer, and it is important to create a good design targeted towards the right audience. It is important to understand what consumers are attracted to and what attracts to make a purchase. The purpose of this study was to find out why packaging design for shower gel specified for women and men differ, and what is considered feminine and masculine when it comes to color and shape, in conjunction with shower gel packaging. To find out about this, a visual content analysis and a survey were performed. The results generated by these methodologies were summarized in tables and charts, which clearly shows the colors that are considered masculine and feminine. Dark colors, such as black and blue, are considered masculine while bright colors and pink tones are considered feminine. Soft graphic elements and shapes are linked to femininity while the opposite is linked to masculinity. The conclusion is that the reason that the package designs are different is to make it easier to communicate with the targeted audience, and in this case through color and shape.