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instructional graphics:
dell printer labels
client: dell/design edge
Location: austin, tx
I created a series of labels for Dell's A920, A940 and P1500 printers, showing users how to replace toner and inkjet cartridges.
contributions:
Visual Design
Infographics
Style Guide
When Dell learned that their partner, Austin-based industrial design firm DesignEdge, had an in-house graphic design department, I was tapped to help create instructional graphics for a series of printers they were co-developing. Love them or hate them, consumer printers can be fairly complex devices, and cracking one open can be a daunting experience for someone unfamiliar with the process.
To address this, we designed a series of instructional labels and stickers that were applied directly inside the printers.
I worked with the industrial design team at Design Edge and the engineers at Dell to produce original instructional graphics for three separate Dell printer lines.
Graphic design is not always pretty.
Inkjet cartridge exploration.
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