Make the package understandable.

List every delivered file and its purpose before uploading; a folder is not an explanation.

Use stable product identifiers, clear format labels and visible revision numbers; avoid ambiguous final-final filenames.

Describe each supplied format by the task it supports; do not imply that all buyers need every version.

A variant is an entitlement choice: verify what each option delivers, not just how its label looks.

Use direct files for a simple package; use an archive only when its organisation helps more than the extra extraction step hurts.

A preview should help the buyer judge suitability without pretending to prove the full pattern has been tested.

Tell the buyer which file to open first, what each file is for and where legitimate help comes from.

A platform limit is a ceiling, not a target; package only the files needed for the promised task.

State what the buyer gets, what they need and what is not included before presenting the purchase button.