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Lesson We Can Learn: Bee- P3 the honey bee epacktrons: P4 - P11

Abundance bring it on: P2-P13

Trending Color: P14-P15

Lesson, We Can EDITOR VIEW Learn From The Honey Bees

It may sound strange to suggest that humans can learn about life from honeybees. Obviously, these small insects are not as developed as we are. They lack the ability to speak, read and write Our skyscrapers are much more complicated than their hives, and we have imagination, consciousness, personalities, souls, and moral judgment. But there are actually some major life lessons that can be learned from honeybees.

The team work

oneybees are nature’s ultimate team-players. They cooperate in everything they do. They also behave as if individuals matter, while at the same time keeping the common good of the hive as their priority If one bee is suffering or falling behind, the others step up and do the work, making sure that collective productivity is never reduced.

The relationship between honey bees is not a fifty-fifty partnership or a competition. If a job needs to be done, any available bee will jump on it. This makes their community both incredibly efficient and harmonious in a way rarely seen in human society.

Bees have an innate sense of responsibility. They are driven by the desire to work, produce and sustain the colony. They pick up delays caused by others, doing what needs to be done, without micromanagement or delay.

Be a true leader

Live your work ethic

Colonies have queens, without bureaucracy or dictatorship The queen knows her role and she performs her duties without interfering with the work of her subjects. And although the bees depend on their queen, she still behaves as a servant to her hive.

Bees are deeply engaged with each other They keep each other informed about changes in their environment. They never break contact with the group and are constantly passing on information they receive.

Communicate well

Bees make honey during daylight so they take advantage of every moment of sunlight, even packing food in odd corners in order not to waste time. They also never stop learning They visit the types of flowers that consistently offer them rewards, noting color and odor, and then ditch them if the reward becomes harder to obtain, switching to other flowers. In other words, they live in the present instead of holding on to ways of the past that have proven to be ineffective.

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- Raghu Kacharagadla [Bheemesh]

the honey

bee epacktrons

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The Impact Of Creative Packaging Related To Custumers Interest

In the modern competitive era, it takes a lot of innovation by every company to maintain its existence and to keep consumers from switching over products. Using innovations to improve old products, one must ensure that products must remain competitive in the marketplace. One of the innovations made by the company is to create innovations in the field of packaging that aims to keep attracting the attention of consumers.

In the line of Creative Packaging, here you are reading the honey bee packaging epacktrons and this linked article starts from page no.7

The history of packaging design is closely related to every aspect of human cultural change. The technological developments, material, production, and conditions of the consumer society, which are constantly changing result in the increasing need for packaging to protect, store and easier to transport Packaging design becomes a media to communicate product contents visually. The following dense historical perspective will explore how civilization, trade promotion, human inventions, technological discoveries and global events help facilitate the birth and evaluation of packaging designs.

In this digital era, human creativity continues to grow rapidly. Everyone keeps looking for slots to pour out the creativity that they have Every sector in life is the goal of the creators. both in the fashion sectors, food, entertainment, and lifestyle. But Behind all of it, there is one area that is the target of the creators to pour their creativity, and that is the packaging industry. Packaging becomes especially important for customers or consumers who do not recognize or never recognize and know at all about certain products. Packaging must have appeal therefore, the design should be made as creative as possible

Aside from being an innovation to retain consumers, packaging design also aims to increase sales of a product. Where producers strive to improve the quality and creativity of the packaging of these products, is expected to increase the selling value of the product.

In packaging, basic design principles are customized to meet the objectives of each design assignment. These guidelines help to define how color, typography, structure, and imagery are applied within a design layout to create the right sense of balance, tension, proportion, and appeal. This is what makes the design elements form the communicative attributes of the packaging design.

Design Packaging: Packaging is a creative design that links form, structure, material, color, image, typography, and design elements with product information to make the product marketable. Packaging is used to wrap, protect, send, remove, store, identify and distinguish a product on the market

Packaging is the activity of designing and producing a Mono Carton, Corrugated Box, or PP/PET Boxes as a product. Packaging is the activity of designing and producing packaging or wrapping for a product. Usually, the main function of the packaging is to keep the product. However, packaging now becomes quite important factor as a marketing tool

There are four functions of packaging as a marketing tool, namely:

Self-service Packaging is increasingly functioning more and more in the sales process, where the packaging has to be appealing, mention product features, convince consumers and give a thorough impression of supporting the product. Consumer affluence. Consumers are willing to pay more for the ease, appearance, dependability and prestige of better packaging

Company and brand image. The company is well acquainted with the power contained in carefully designed packaging in accelerating consumers to recognize the company or product brand

Innovational opportunity. Innovative packaging methods will benefit consumers and also benefit manufacturers.

Literature of review:

Innovation

An innovation is an idea, practice, or object that is perceived as new by an individual or other unit of adoption.

Another definition is innovation as a new idea applied to initiate or improve a product or process or service

Based on that definition, innovation is a new idea or a new practice to repay the previous idea and then would make it better than before.

Creativity According to NACCCE (National Advisory Committee on Creative and Cultural Education) (on Craft, 2005), creativity is imaginative and has a new result and would be valuable. Then, An Independent Committee Defined creativity as: “the achievement of something remarkable and new, something which transforms and changes a field of endeavor in a significant way the kinds of things that people do that change the world.”

Product: The definition of product (product) is anything that can be offered to the market to get attention, bought, used, or consumed that can satisfy the desires or needs. Conceptually the product is a subjective understanding of the producer of something that can be offered as an attempt to achieve organizational goals through the fulfillment of consumer needs and activities, in accordance with the competence and capacity of the organization and the purchasing power of the market. READ

THE COMPLETE ANALYTICAL RESEARCH DOCUMENT OF The Impact Of Creative Packaging Related To Costumers Interest

I think you got an idea about creative packaging and based on this ideology, we will try to implement it in essential product packaging, here I took the Honey Packaging subject and I have given a name for this subject as the honey bee epacktrons.... and to write this article, I inspired by honey bee life style....... Let's start reading. Found in almost every kitchen, honey is a beloved and valued commodity that comes in an incredible number of tastes, flavors, and colors – and as many packaging styles and designs. With more than 300 different types of honey being manufactured around the world, the market is filled with deliciously stylish honey packaging designs.

As one of natures’s the greatest gifts, honey deserves to be celebrated –with beautiful, stylish, and out-right delicious packaging design. I have rounded up 46 cool and creative honey packaging designs from all over the world for your inspiration!

With the length and importance of honey’s history and the number of honey brands in the world, it is no wonder that there is such a great number of packaging as well

The tradition of honey reaches as far back as our recorded history, with cave paintings in Spain from 7000BC showing the earliest records of beekeeping, and honey bee fossils dating as far as back 150 million years. Honey’s versatility and magic-like properties have been known to humans for centuries, and besides being considered an important food and sweetener, honey has been used in medicine and therapy throughout history, while the honey bee has been used as an emblem by kings, popes, and even Napoleon.

Honey’s natural origin is often the inspiration used in its packaging and branding, and the signature yellow, orange, and black coloring of a honey bee – and its product, as well as the octagon pattern of a honeycomb, has become the trademark of the trade. But as many beehives there are in the world, there’s different kinds of packaging. Ranging from clever and funny to elegant and luxurious, the range is wide and variable, to our amusement and inspiration. I’ve collected 46 deliciously stylish and carmingly creative honey packaging designs from all over the world for your inspiration. With the honey product market a particularly competitive one, Prompt Design set out to deliver a brand identity that stands out as well as communicate the product's specific advantages and benefits. And I sign off the honey subject now.....we move further deeper about packaging design, let's start reading....

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planning and fashioning of a complete form of a product’s package. The design of product packaging can be complex and influenced by the business environment which is technological development, new materials availability, logistics requirements, environmental movements, changes in consumer preferences, and marketing perspective that all will be major influences -

towards the management decision on marketing strategy. In any business effort, marketing intensely relies on the visual communication of packaging to influence consumers for buying decisions both on purchase spot and utilization position. According to [Willey, D. (1993). Brand Management: Only the strong survive. Journal of Business Strategy, 14(3), 30 – 33] statistics, packaging design is so essential that it presently constituted a $100 billion industry.

the honey bee epacktrons

the honey bee epacktrons

the honey bee epacktrons

the honey bee epacktrons

the honey bee epacktrons

the honeybee epacktrons

Color terminology: Not only for Honey packaging, for every packaging design need formalistic color terminology. And understanding color terminology helps to communicate effectively about color. Color corresponds psychologically by creating mental associations. This mental association with color determines an individual’s perception of an object or its surroundings. Although color connotations change over time, for consumers from similar cultural and geographic backgrounds fundamental meanings remain consistent.

Color associations vary: Color connections are both product and category-specific, however an understanding of color associations is an important factor in the design process.

Brand building and color: Many brands that once had as few as ten products in their family may now have as many as few thousand. With this explosion of brand families comes the need for more colors to differentiate between product varieties and to distinguish products from competitors.

Packaging Typography Packaging typography is related to the design of typefaces and how it is presented to attain the anticipated visual effect as well as the best way to convey the reading matter. Product typography is closely related to how a firm utilizes the right fonts for its packaging. For example, elegant product packaging always emphasizes using bold letters, expanded word characters, upper case, and large Roman letters. The product that targeted the upper-class market with high prices has packaging that capitalizes on font characteristics to gain better market positioning. Meanwhile, the lettering strategy for most accessible products will use a serif font and a sans serif font. Product based on guarantee, patriotic and nonselective has no significant link to the lettering used. As such, the product packaging does not have any defined typography. Thus, product packaging needs proper attention towards font-weight, width, shape, and font family to ensure that any typography will be connected to the consumers

Packaging color can be defined as a visual measurement reflected by the eye that is able to send subconscious messages in inspiring potential consumers to buy a product. By using the right color, a business unit can improve a product’s image and brand through a visual medium. Thus, it is crucial for a business to understand its consumers ’ color preferences in which the best colors may be able to better shape product offerings as well as cut manufacturing costs. Pictures in colors may help in improving signal effectiveness in mental processes.

For example, in children, product packaging there exists only three general colors of a product’s background preferences such as red, blue, and brown. As the children grow up, their color preferences will change from warm colors to cool colors. Meanwhile, from another perspective, white and light colors symbolized products' reasonable prices and products’ accessibility. The research conducted by them also confirmed that different colors do give different product positioning to the customers. Different cultures also perceive colors either similarly or differently.

Packaging Convenient of Usage:

Packaging convenience of usage can be defined as the mindset tied to grab-and-go features from a packaging used. Although this independent variable does not directly relate to the ingredients that are necessary for the product to function, it is offered as part of the buying and consuming process. Research conducted found that packaging convenient of usage will affect consumer perceptions of the total product. The researchers investigated that bags of tidbits with polyvinyl packaging were extremely difficult to open that the customers were forced to destroy the package in the process. In addition, they also addressed the problems of having packaging shapes that may look additionally appealing but impractically cannot be stacked together in the storage area. Indeed, past research also shows that diverse product shapes are critical factors for achievement in the marketplace. In addition, packaging made should be easy and safe to carry package and additionally should help consumers in storing to preserve the product quality and freshness over time. On the whole, product packaging needs to be able to fulfill consumers ’ usage convenience such as easy-to-open and re-close packaging.

Consumers’ Buying Decision Consumers’ buying decisions can

be defined as a series of selections or choices made by consumers before buying a product that starts once consumers have established the intention and willingness to buy After that, consumers will have to decide on how to acquire the product by knowing where to make the purchase, what kind of brand, size, and model, how much to spend for the products or services, and what kind of method of payment will be involved

Over the years, marketers are trying to find ways to influence consumers ’ buying decisions by giving them information that helps to shape and alter their consumers ’ evaluation processes. In the present situation, a business needs to highlight the importance of modern consumers ’ sensitivity such as the level of income as well as changing consumer demand. This modern consumers ’ sensitivity is the result of many factors such as changes in consumer trends and the socialization process. As such, environmental and marketing stimuli will affect the consumers ’ consciousness which in turn influences their psychological process in decision-making processes and purchase decisions. The perceptions of how consumers see the product as a competitive offering will affect their buying decisions. As for this, effective packaging formula should be given proper attention to anticipate the demand for perceived value from the consumers. This research is conducted based on how product packaging will influence consumers ’ buying decisions.

Theoretical Framework

Packaging Consumer Buying Decision Dependent Variables

Independent Variables

End Note: This article gave an insight into the effectiveness of product packaging towards consumers ’ buying decisions towards Company A’s products. To measure the effectiveness, four aspects of products’ packaging referred to as the actual products’ packaging are measured towards the consumers ’ buying decision. The study has collected feedback from the consumers ’ point of view It was found that there exists a growing consciousness from the consumers ’ end. The demand to have better packaging is growing and packaging function has progressively shown its critical role in attracting consumers to buy the product. Company A should be attentive enough to its product packaging aspect as it can be a strategic tool to portray a good first impression of the product to consumers.

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Till focuses on bio-centric design, emphasizing the beauty and power of nature’s colors and patterns, celebrating and partnering with nature rather than competing As part of this bio-centric approach, we recognize our interconnectedness – the connection we have in our communities, the connection we have with nature and the biosphere, and our connection to a greater level of understanding or even spiritual reasoning.

The language of color reflects what is taking place in the culture which is why we are seeing this shift in our approach to the environment influencing trends in color as well as our desire to design with color inspired by our coexistence with the natural world. These organic tones demonstrate our expanding knowledge and appreciation of the biosphere and the ancient nature that surrounds us, from the largest oceans to the smallest microbes. They catalyze a way of thinking about and working with color that is slow, respectful and empowering of regenerative and planet-centric design practices, from the resurgence of sensual plantbased color to the exploration of supernatural materials and micro-organisms.

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In Algal, one of our key color trends featured in Co-existence we explore unexpected vibrancies from alternative and manipulated natural resources. Pushing the boundaries of natural color, these hues are varied, vibrant and saturated. Hypertactile and sensorial, Algal plays with textures and material transformation – taking matter from viscous gloss to dry, crackled fragility.

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