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packaging has become more sophisticated and today plays a key role in the branding
process. (HARRIS 2011).
Branding and packaging have a life cycle, which means that there is a need to regularly
evaluate and modify certain aspects to maintain a brand, among its attributes we can
count the brand personality which is governed by the influence of the lines and geometric
shapes that make it up. When a brand no longer connects with its target market, it is
usually the time to undertake a rebranding process of the product or line to correct
them. When undertaking a brand overhaul, the first step is to identify and focus on the
features that really matter. Often, designers are faced with too many things, such as a
limited budget, which hinders the normal development of creativity. Once they have
decided what is important, they can examine where the brand stands in relation to the
competition. Existing brands are better known in the market and consumers have
already made their associations, good or bad, a new brand does not have that burden
and represents a blank slate to be placed in front of customers. In order to stand out
from the competition, new brands often opt for a different approach to those adopted
by similar products. If this strategy is successful, it may happen that, over time, the
competition will copy this brand and it will inevitably end up lost in a sea of similar
designs. Then a redesign or repositioning can be undertaken considering the increase in
competition in an economic and global way, as a second point we can teach the
emergence of exaggeratedly segmented markets, in addition to the short life cycles of
products, without ruling out the changes in habits and attitudes of customers.
Emotional design. Colors are visual elements that are part of the brand identity, they
can provoke different types of emotions, colors attribute to a product, personality and
style, allow them to be identified and remembered more easily, providing better
presentation of the product and positioning it in the market, since it is easier for the
brain to encode the colors of a text. We know much more about feelings than colors,
so each color can produce many different effects, often contradictory. The same color
acts differently on each occasion. The same red can be erotic or brutal, inopportune or
noble. The same green can seem healthy, poisonous or soothing. A radiant yellow or
hurtful. No color appears isolated, each color is surrounded by other colors. An effect
involves several colors that convey sensations and emotions in consumers (Héller 2017).
MATERIALS AND METHODS
The present investigation used the mixed method, which is the Quali-Quantitative
method, in order to study the social environment, describing each of the variables