Presentation & Display
Point Counter Standee
A compact cardboard Z-fold easel-back counter standee — one oversized cropped word doing all the talking, with a real cut contour and crease lines carrying the actual production work.
- Flat blank 220×375mm, CMYK, 300dpi, 3mm bleed
- Real Z-fold easel-back structure — cut contour + 3 crease lines
- Oversized cropped word bleeding off both trim edges
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Model: Generated via Popcorn Editor
“Design the FLAT production layout of a compact cardboard counter standee (a Z-fold easel-back card), one 220×375mm board: face panel (y 0–240), strut panel (y 240–295), foot panel (y 295–360) and a 15mm tapered glue tab (y 360–375), folding at y=240 and y=295, with the tab folding again at y=360. Both dimensions are kept under 400mm — small-format, close-range precision piece, 300dpi, 3mm bleed (NOT the large-format convention used elsewhere in this batch). Palette: 'cream' cmyk[2,6,14,0] full field, 'espresso' cmyk[50,60,68,45] ink, 'coral' cmyk[0,68,55,0] accent — declare as process swatches. Fonts: Poppins ExtraBold (headline), Nunito (supporting copy). Face panel: one oversized cropped word 'TRY' in Poppins ExtraBold at roughly 340pt, fill coral, deliberately bleeding off BOTH the left and right trim edges (author it wider than the 220mm panel, genuinely cropped, not contained), a short supporting line below ('One taste, / on the house.') in Nunito italic, and a small tracked kicker top-left ('COUNTER SAMPLE'). Strut and foot panels stay minimal cream fields with tiny low-opacity production notes only — no visible branding there. PRINT PRODUCTION (required): declare two SPOT swatches 'cut' (purpose 'cut line') and 'crease' (purpose 'crease'), then author a dieline element tracing the full 8-point outline of the blank INCLUDING the tapered glue tab as a closed cut contour on 'cut' (points: (0,0),(220,0),(220,360),(160,360),(150,375),(70,375),(60,360),(0,360)), plus three more dieline elements as horizontal crease lines on 'crease': (0,240)-(220,240), (0,295)-(220,295), and (60,360)-(160,360) for the tab. No masters, no blocks, no threaded text, no variable data — a single small standee has nothing to repeat, flow or merge, and none should be forced in. No photography, no literal icon (arrow/coffee-cup). Named groups ('Face panel', 'Strut panel', 'Foot panel', 'Glue tab', 'Die & creases'); every element specifically named.”