Do not design from a generic rectangle
Request the dieline for the selected screen, card size, orientation and cover construction before finalizing artwork.
Artwork and video should be prepared for the same approved product configuration. The screen window, folds, buttons, charging port and printed message all depend on the selected dieline, while video orientation and readable text depend on the screen.

Request the dieline for the selected screen, card size, orientation and cover construction before finalizing artwork.
Treat folds, edges, screen openings and button locations as production constraints. Confirm margins on the supplied template.
If the module includes play, volume or video-selection buttons, match each printed icon and label to the approved function.
Confirm landscape or portrait playback before editing the final video.
Use large on-screen text, strong contrast and subtitles that remain readable at the chosen screen size.
Provide the final video length, file count and required playback order. MP4 is a common planning format, but final compatibility is confirmed with the module.
Check brand color, image placement, folds, finish and any foil or spot treatment.
Open and replay every file; check audio, buttons, startup behavior and screen orientation.
Confirm the supplied cable and charging behavior. Whether content can be updated by USB depends on the chosen module.
Concept artwork can be shared, but print-ready files should use the approved dieline for the selected construction.
Multiple-file and button options depend on the selected module. State the required files and playback behavior in the inquiry.
Use print for details recipients may need later, such as specifications, URLs and contact information. Use video for demonstration, explanation or human story.
Send the intended use, quantity, destination, target date, screen preference and current artwork or video status.
Send project details