Designing Effective Labels for the Pharmaceutical Industry Labels play a crucial role in the pharmaceutical industry by providing essential information about medications to healthcare professionals and patients. Well-designed labels ensure clarity, safety, and compliance with regulatory guidelines. To create effective labels in the pharmaceutical industry, it’s important to consider various elements such as graphics, font, color and translation. In this post, we will explore the best practices for designing labels in the pharmaceutical industry. Graphics: Good pharmaceutical labels should have clear and informative graphics. Consider the following guidelines: Symbolic Icons: Utilize universally recognized icons to represent important information, such as dosage instructions, warnings, or storage requirements. Icons improve comprehension and facilitate quick understanding. Product Imagery: Incorporate high-quality images of the medication or related symbols to aid in identification and differentiation. Minimalism: Keep the design simple and uncluttered to enhance readability and focus on essential information. Font: Choosing the right font
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Read more →Year 5: Divide and conquer With 2 different, but related workflows running (translations and PhD editing) the time came to work on right division into two separate business entities. Legal formalities is only one first step, what comes next is separation of employees, clients and brands. The time to recruit specialized PMs who understands perfectly the requirements of academics, to inform clients about change of provider, get a new domain, website etc. Actually it is a hella lotta work. We got there with a lot of internal input- Agata, our first employee kept responsibilities over both companies, while others were taking sides. Magda, senior PM in handling translations designed a beautiful logo for MD Online that serves us to today while Mark took to design of eCORRECTOR logo for scientific proofreading arm of the company based in UK. At this stage of growth we needed to incorporate professional management software. Our
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