Packaging
Lesson 4 of 20 · Shelf Impact 4/4
Shelf Impact

Front-of-pack clarity

Lead with the few messages that drive the purchase.

See it

Don't
  • Eight claims compete for attention
  • No clear flavour cue
Do
JUICY
Orange
Cold pressed · No added sugar

Why it matters

Pick one or two claims that matter most to the buyer. A clear flavour cue (color and image) does more than a wall of badges.

How to apply it

  • Choose one or two hero claims
  • Use imagery or color to cue flavour or benefit
  • Move secondary claims to side panels

Common mistakes

  • Walls of badges
  • Claims that don't matter to the buyer

Quick answers

What is Front-of-pack clarity?

Lead with the few messages that drive the purchase. Pick one or two claims that matter most to the buyer. A clear flavour cue (color and image) does more than a wall of badges.

How do I apply Front-of-pack clarity in packaging design?

Choose one or two hero claims. Use imagery or color to cue flavour or benefit. Move secondary claims to side panels.

What are common mistakes with Front-of-pack clarity?

Walls of badges. Claims that don't matter to the buyer.

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