Minimal Packaging Design — Food

Context: This graphic will sit on the right side of a deck slide titled “The Label Gap.” It must show that one product is represented inconsistently across packaging, the online listing, and category filters—causing commerce to break. Prompt: Design a high-clarity split-screen visual with three labeled panels in a horizontal row: 1) PACK, 2) ONLINE LISTING, 3) FILTERS/SHELVES. Use the same single food product across all three panels (a snack/protein bar). Panel 1 (PACK): show a clean pack photo-style render with visible “Ingredients,” “Nutrition Facts,” and “Contains peanuts” allergen warning. Panel 2 (ONLINE LISTING): show a product page card where key fields are blank or wrong: “Allergens: Missing,” “Nutrition: Old values,” “Ingredients: truncated,” with red highlight boxes. Panel 3 (FILTERS/SHELVES): show filter pills and a shelf banner that incorrectly labels the product as “Keto” and “High-Protein,” with a small “data inconsistent” warning indicator. Add subtle connecting lines from the pack to the listing and filters to show they should match but don’t. Keep style minimalist, professional, and suitable for a VC pitch deck. White background, blue accents, red error highlights. No real brands. legible text Art direction controls: deep cobalt, warm cream, and charcoal, a centered hero composition with deliberate negative space, quiet and editorial.