The design and material selection of scratch cards in the production process and layout process
In the process of making scratch cards, design and layout involve the selection of dimensions and materials. The following are general considerations:
Size: The size of the scraping card can be selected according to requirements and design requirements. Common sizes include credit card size (85.60mm × 53.98mm) or other custom sizes. It is important to ensure that the size is suitable for carrying design elements and for player use.
Material selection: The scratch card usually consists of two main parts, namely the bottom card and the covering coating. The bottom card can choose to use thick cardboard, plastic, or other durable materials. The covering coating generally uses special scraping agents or covering films. Choosing appropriate materials can ensure the quality and durability of the scraping card.
Design and layout: Design and layout should consider the functionality and attractiveness of the scratch card. Use attractive patterns, colors, and fonts, as well as clearly visible scratch coating areas. At the same time, ensure that the design elements match the size and material of the scraping card, without affecting the smoothness of scraping the coating.
Printing and production technology: Select suitable printing and production technologies based on design and layout requirements. Common methods include offset printing, screen printing, or digital printing. These technologies can achieve accurate patterns and colors on materials.
In summary, in the production process of scratch cards, it is necessary to consider size and material selection, as well as printing and production techniques that match design and layout. These factors collectively determine the appearance, quality, and user experience of the scratch card.
