Design points

1. Functional and visual balance: Design labels that are both practical and beautiful according to product type and user needs. For example, e-commerce product labels can be more prominent, while content-based product labels should avoid interfering with user browsing.
2. Diversified design: Provide a variety of styles, such as gray stroke, transparent color, solid color, etc., to adapt to different product tones.
3. User-friendly: Labels should be concise and clear to avoid excessive information interfering with users.
4. Compliance: In some industries (such as food and medical), label design must comply with relevant laws and regulations.

Product advantages

1. Improve user experience: Help users quickly find what they need through accurate information display and guidance.
2. Enhance operational efficiency: Support precision marketing and data analysis to help companies better understand user needs.
3. Enhance brand image: Well-designed labels can enhance product appeal and brand identity.