Post 36 - Planning- Ancillary Task 1- Digipak

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Audience research video trying to find out the information needed to put into your decision making for your Ancillary task 1.

  • Are there any particular CD covers that you remember? For what reason do you remember these?
  • How important is the cover of a CD to you buying it? Why?
  • In your opinion what makes a good CD cover? Does it need to stand out on the shelf?
  • How much space should the act name and track name take up?
  • Should the cover image be of the act or a piece of design/art work? Does this depend on whether the act is a soloist or as part of a group/band?
  • Should there be a common theme across the 4 panels or 4 individual images?
  • What should be included on the inside and back panel?
  • Do you like to see the lyrics included?
  • Should the acts social media accounts appear on the digipak somewhere?
  • Should the images included have some link to the name of track(s), genre of music, name of act etc?
  • Is the choice of font and text colour important?

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