Digipak

 

Digipak by Jack Young0210

Conventions of Digipak:

Folds: Digipaks are designed to fold into a square CD case. They can fold many different ways and can have different amount of panels.

The front and back panels are the main 'promoters' of the CD and are very much used to draw in the customers.

The inside of the Digipak is used more for information and extra bits to do with the artist/song/album

The theme of the inside packaging normally is more subtle compared to the outside packaging.

The cardboard folds around the plastic case which secures the disc in place.

Front: The front of Digipaks tend to have an eye-catching picture or design to intrigue the customers to purchase. The picture on the front panels usually have relation to the songs included or the artist, however can also be a design that the artist has chosen. The song/album title is also found on the front panel.

Back: On the back includes: Track list, Album artwork, record label, extra information, barcode, artist/album name

Inside: Inside a Digipak you can find the plastic holder for the actual CD itself. You can also find the inside the pack itself more information and may be more artwork to do with the disc. Extra information provided within the packaging would include song lyrics, artist information and personal messages. 


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