COP 3 Practical: Net Production and Testing

Nets have been more accuratly developed in relation to the bottles used to demonstrate each product, allowing the boxes to be produced in proportion to the products. Furthermore this has allowed considerations fro the placement of the pattern to be made as the length of each side of the box is known helping limit the possibility of cutting the pattern off at tabs and around corners so the whole pattern can be seen across each section of the box. In order to test the nets to see if any other alterations needed to be made mock ups where produced to test the sizes of the box and check the type used was in proportion. Although the type used is proportionate to the new nets some of the patterns where cut of when the nets constructed (see figure 3-4), meaning the patterns need to be altered slightly. However due to the large size of the pattern this isn't a major problem as the pattern is still visible and undisrupted due to the removal of the black box surrounding the type. Furthermore once the nets where constructed I realised the logo was the upside down on the lid once it was put together (see figure 5) meaning the logo needed to be upside down within the illustrator file so once it was printed it could be read on the lid. 

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