1. Packaging
1.1. Usage
1.1.1. Advertising the product
1.1.2. Marketing the product
1.1.3. Packaging the product
1.1.4. Hold the products in safely
1.2. Size
1.2.1. All products (10/12 tea bags) must fit
1.2.2. Mustn't be too big in size
1.3. Package
1.3.1. Logo
1.3.2. Price
1.3.3. Barcode
1.3.4. Color configuration
1.3.5. Nutrition information
1.3.6. Company information
2. Third Party
2.1. Client/Companies
2.1.1. T-connections
2.1.1.1. Singapore Gourmet Tea
2.1.2. Clipper
2.1.2.1. Organic Tea bags from the UK
2.2. Users
2.2.1. Frequent tea drinkers
2.2.1.1. Find people from tea shops
2.2.1.2. Kaye- personal friend that drinks tea
3. Unit
3.1. Materials
3.1.1. Corrugated Card
3.1.2. White Lined Chipboard
3.1.3. Lamination film
3.1.4. Magnet
3.1.5. Double sided tape
3.1.6. Cartridge Paper
3.1.7. Paper Board
3.1.8. Art Paper
3.2. Manufacture
3.2.1. Consumption
3.2.1.1. Prototype of batch produced sample pack
3.2.2. Arrangement
3.3. Transportable
3.3.1. Easy to close and open
3.3.2. Light in weight
4. Sustainability
4.1. Recyclable
4.2. Reuse
5. Production Method
5.1. Batch Produced
5.2. Flow Production
6. Display
6.1. Target Audience
6.1.1. Users who are new to the brand
6.1.2. Frequent Tea drinkers
6.1.3. People who want to buy it as a gift for others
6.2. Graphics
6.2.1. High Quality
6.2.2. Images
6.2.2.1. Teacups
6.2.2.2. Teabags
6.2.2.3. Kettle
6.2.2.4. Tealeaves
7. Flavors
7.1. Green Tea
7.2. Black Tea
7.3. English Breakfast Tea
7.4. Earl Grey Tea
7.5. Lemon Grass Tea
7.6. Jasmine Tea
7.7. Oolong Tea
7.8. Spearmint Tea
7.9. Peppermint Tea
8. Theme/Colors
8.1. Colorful and Creative
8.1.1. Cute Tattoo
8.1.2. Typewriter
8.1.3. Chalkduster
8.1.4. Patel Colors
8.1.5. Simple Colors
8.2. Professional and Expensive
8.2.1. Engravers MT
8.2.2. Gloucester MT Extra Condensed
8.2.3. Black/Maroon/Light Brown
8.3. Simple and Sleek
8.3.1. Century Gothic
8.3.2. BlairMDICT TT
8.3.3. BlairMDICT TT
8.3.4. Red/Orange/Yellow/Brown
8.3.5. Black/White
8.3.6. Navy Blue/Silver/White/Black