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DeepSym

Environmentally sustainable packaging and infographic design.

This is a collaborative project with DeepSym Ltd, UK.  The deliverables were - print graphics and sustainable options for packaging a therapeutic electronic consumer product called DeepSym.

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Material

  • Corrugated Sheet box - BE flute, from recycled fibres

  • Paper pulp insert from virgin and recycled fibres.

  • Usage of virgin fibre adds more structure and prevents bad odour.

  • A natural fabric drawstring bag for portability of the product.

 

Production

  • Flexographic single colour print with no laminate.

  • Pattern laying efficiency of this CB design allows less wastage.

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Product Autopsy - Analysis of existing products and its individual components of the same format, to understand the manufacturing and assembly processes 
Market Research 
  • Two or more packing layers for protection

 

  • Polymer sleeves for encasing the product which is not environment friendly

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  • Corrugated sheet boxes with laminates

 

  • Dunnage with paper, thermo foam, polyethylene foam

 

  • Paperboard and paper inserts which are easily compostable (In the case of non-laminated)

 

  • Unboxing of high end packaging was engaging, even though majority fails in material choice and usage

 

  • Prints that educates consumers about sustainability efforts

 

  • Boxes being kept as storage after unboxing  

User Research 

Participants completed a survey of 18 questions in total that reflect consumer behaviour, user psychology and user journey in order to fulfil user-centric design.

  • Most users think there are unnecessary packaging layers. 86% agreed there is need for packaging to have less impact on the environment
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  • 63% notes that they reuse packaging material for other purposes in the household​
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  • 95% agree that it is hard to recycle some packaging material at home due to lack of labelling
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  • Over 54% of participants think that Corrugated boxes and paper pulp have a lesser impact on the environment. This provides scope for its implementation
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  • Over half of the participants confirm that the unboxing of a new product is essential for the total user experience, aesthetics playing an important role
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  • If provided with two products of equal value, quality and quantity, the sustainable option attracts 77% of the consumers
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