How do I stop a product contact sheet from confusing front and side views?

Work through the cause

1. Prepare a review folder with stable product and view identifiers, such as SKU-A_front and SKU-A_side. Keep duplicate drafts out of that input folder.
2. Generate a contact sheet with readable filename labels. Check automatic rotation before choosing it for orientation-sensitive packaging or garments.
3. Verify the complete first row and the last row against the input list. Open a source file from a sampled label to confirm the mapping.

A concrete case (illustrative)

Illustrative case: a tall package side view is rotated to fill a landscape tile, making it look like a top view. Keeping its original orientation and a side-view label is more useful than filling every tile equally.

Acceptance and next action

Pass when a second person can identify the exact view and retrieve its file without guessing. This guide addresses ordering and orientation; confidential material should never be placed in a public review sheet merely to simplify access.

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