Week 8
Iteration 1
First of all, I divided this label into 3 equal parts with scale, because it will be wrapped in a cylinder, so that one of the part can be entirely seen without turning the bottle. Then, i used guide lines to ensure that each paragraph is in the correct position. Only 2 typefaces which are Arial and Berlin sans FB and black colour are used in this work. The name of the product as the most significant item is placed in the middle section, using Berlin sans FB font and size 24. It is the largest and thickest text in this iteration for attracting the audience's attention. The heading of each paragraph uses Berlin sans FB typeface and 14 text size while the content uses Arial fonts and 11 size. This for allowing the title and content of each paragraph will not be confused. In addition, the font size on the front of the label is reduced or enlarged according to the degree of importance.
Iteration 2
This label is first divided into 3 parts, the width of the leftmost part is smaller than the other two parts. Because the leftmost content is the least. At the beginning, I divided him into 3 equal parts like the previous label. Because I switched the positions of the paragraphs, the leftmost part seems to be empty. Only Arial font and black colour is used in this label, and the importance of the text is displayed through the font size. In addition, use gaps to distinguish each paragraph. The size of the title of each paragraph is larger than the main text and set to be centered. I distinguish between the heading and the main text by this method. For the product information on the front of the label, compare the iteration 1. I added a dot in front of each item to distinguish them.
Iteration 3
In this label, I used Arial font, black and green. The reason for choosing green is to be close to the theme of the product which is nature. I use this color on the product name and paragraph heading for emphasize. In the third iteration, I mainly modified the back of the tag which is the direction of the paragraph. If the paragraph is too wide, this may lead readers need to keep turning the bottle for reading the complete sentence. Changing the direction of the paragraph will solve this problem.
