Minimalist Packaging & Marketing Collateral: From Figma Wireframes to Print

“Direct Takeaway: Marketing collateral includes all printed and physical brand assets used to support sales—including business cards, promotional flyers, presentation pitch decks, packaging boxes, banners, and branded stationery.”

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   CMYK vs. RGB: Digital monitors display RGB (light). Commercial printers use CMYK (ink). Always convert artwork to CMYK color profiles before sending to press to avoid dull, unexpected color shifts.
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   Resolution (300 DPI Rule): Digital assets look crisp at 72 DPI on screens, but physical printing requires a minimum of 300 DPI at 100% scale to prevent pixelation.
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   Bleed & Safe Margins: Always include a 3mm bleed beyond the cut line and keep text at least 5mm inside the trim zone so industrial cutting machines never trim critical copy.

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Can Figma be used for print collateral design?

While Figma is exceptional for layouts and visual concepts, final print-ready files requiring custom spot colors and vector die-cuts should be exported through Adobe Illustrator for optimal press compatibility.