"Open the all-round new horizon" Dahua 9 series intelligent lock packaging "new horizon": creative intelligent lock packaging uses multi-level visual communication design methods, one paper opens the combination of fun, structural design and graphic creativity, combined with the interactive design of intelligent lock "door opening" to bring consumers creative experience on visual senses. "All-round": White E-tile cardboard is used to fold into a stable structure, one paper is functional, and the changeable "golden section" forms a variety of spaces, which perfectly adapts to various specifications of contents and brings unlimited possibilities for the expansion of packaging space.

The project focuses on in-depth thinking on functional innovation and user experience, and has made many attempts in market, user research, sample verification, etc. In terms of structure, it breaks through the traditional definition of a single structure of paper card lining, and can fold a corresponding matching lining space according to the size of the product/accessory, thus avoiding problems such as unstable matching of multiple paper cards and complicated procedures. In terms of experience, the use of multi-level visual communication design methods, one paper opens the combination of fun, structural design and graphic creativity, combined with the interactive design of the "door opening" of the smart lock to bring consumers a creative experience on the visual senses.

This project has changed the current situation that paper cards are lined under a single die and have a single forming structure. It is helpful to promote the development of the industry towards creative multifunctional design. We combine the traditional packaging graphic design with the creative structure to show the packaging designer's attitude towards innovation, and introduce interactive concepts into the packaging, thereby enhancing the user experience. In addition, the packaging as a whole is all paper products, which plays an important guiding role in environmental protection and sustainable development.
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