Chocolate wrappers
johndtay
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I don’t know where this should go.
The accessibility of chocolate wrappers. The large chocolate bars have very clear logos. Is it me or are the Celebrations chocolate wrappers more difficult to read these days?
The twix wrapper isn’t very clear and just it seems, if I’m right they don’t consider the consumer more in their designs? I thought they were clearer years ago but not now. Almost accessibility gone backwards.
The accessibility of chocolate wrappers. The large chocolate bars have very clear logos. Is it me or are the Celebrations chocolate wrappers more difficult to read these days?
The twix wrapper isn’t very clear and just it seems, if I’m right they don’t consider the consumer more in their designs? I thought they were clearer years ago but not now. Almost accessibility gone backwards.
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This is a great question @johndtay I would hope that chocolate manufacturers have to adhere to certain standards when it comes to things like readability and colour contrast, but I don't know enough to say what any official standards are.
Thinking on it, the goal for manufacturer's is for everyone to buy and eat the product, so making it accessible makes sense!0 -
Sandy_123 said:
What an interesting topic pardon the pun.
I can read them ... getting into them seems to burn off the calories that eating them bring
Sometimes on bad hand days there's low flying chocolates0 -
Haha @WelshBlue I fancy chocolate now0
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