Article | REF: AG6265 V1

Cross-modal interactions and practical applications in packaging design

Authors: Muriel JACQUOT, Yelena MARIC

Publication date: July 10, 2014

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2. Main intermodal connections between colors and directions

This second part looks more specifically at the interactions between vision, particularly color vision, and the other senses. Sight is a sense of anticipation: it is the first sensory information we receive from our environment. Looking allows us to :

  • to understand this environment;

  • anticipate events;

  • position ourselves to understand our surroundings.

To look at a given product is to imagine all its promises. Shape parameters, colors, logos and packaging fonts are all elements that consumers instinctively memorize and analyze.

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