Week 4

This week I opted to change the sizing of my box to make it something which would be more effective and allow me to break up the text to ensure it wasn't having the same information overload effect of the old packaging.


I then reconsulted my medical packaging research to see if there were additional tweaks that could be made before adding in my refined languaging to my new design. 



When adding in the new languaging, I also made a few minor tweaks, such as altering the sub-headings to be a serif font, again creating bit of variance between the text for the design.

At this point I feel it is looking a lot more successful. I think the next steps will be addressing the cover to make it more appealing to festival-goers and relanguaging that to make it more understandable. 

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