Packaging & label design
Put your brand in someone’s hands.
I design packaging graphics and labels that bring a brand to the physical product. Shape, available space and the information people need to read guide the design decisions.
Discuss this serviceWhat we can work on
- Label design and graphic applications for packaging.
- Adaptations across sizes, flavors or product variants.
- Artwork and visualizations for review with your supplier.
Before we start
Production artwork needs a dieline or dimensions and print specifications. Mockups visualize the design; they do not replace print proofs or the manufacturer’s technical approval.
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Does this include manufacturing or printing?
The service shown is design. Printing, manufacturing, materials and regulatory checks are agreed with the relevant suppliers. Required product information must be confirmed before final artwork.
How much does a project cost and how long does it take?
It depends on scope, available materials and integrations. Send me your idea and a target date so we can review deliverables, schedule and budget. One fixed price cannot cover every project.
Planning your project
What do you need to design a label or package?
The available brand identity, product type, variants, approved copy and the supplier’s dieline or dimensions. Print artwork also needs the supplier’s technical specifications.
Can you adapt a design across flavors or sizes?
Yes, we can work on a product family. We agree on the number of variants and review dimensions, information hierarchy and content changes for each one.
What should I send to get started?
A summary of the problem, references, existing links or materials, your target date and who will review the work. Do not share passwords or customer personal data in the first message.
Can we work together from different countries?
We can communicate in English or Spanish and coordinate remotely. Reviews and meetings are agreed around our time zones.
From the first conversation to deliverables
1. Understand the brief
We review your goal, users, available materials and constraints.
2. Agree on the scope
We document deliverables, revisions, schedule, responsibilities and dependencies.
3. Design and review
We work with specific assets or flows so you can review actual decisions, not just a promise.
4. Prepare the handoff
We agree on files, documentation and required checks. Publication, implementation and maintenance depend on the contracted scope.
The professional behind Alto Impacto Visual
I’m Xavier Nava Dávila, a freelance graphic and UX/UI designer. Explore my projects and the scope of each service here. My profile links to my professional background, portfolio and client reviews so you can cross-check them before hiring.
Meet Xavier Nava and explore his professional profilesDesign & visual communication · Remote work · ES / EN
Let’s start with what you need.
Tell me what you want to solve, share your current site or references if you have them, and let me know your timeline. We can use that to define the scope, deliverables and a proposal suited to your project.