For our final remixes digipak draft we showcases our product to our target audience to record there opinions on it, this way we can make a product that appeals to the target audience. And we've made two final digipaks so that we can show a variety of editing skills, that's why one final digipak is remixes instead of the normal tracks.
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| Front |
Front:
For the front we've designed it so that it relates to one of our mag ads well and therefore forming a link between the two, also it's unique and stands out from most. It also has a british theme to it which links well with the artist as Faithless are a british band, and our audience noticed this and agreed that it worked effectively with the the mag ads.
Rear:
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| Rear |
similarly for the rear side of this digipak we designed it so it flows with the front as well as linking to the same mag ad. Although it doesn't follow the common conventions of the stereotypical rear side digipak, this is because the track listing is scattered around to match the background tube station map, which is just as unique as the front side, and our audience thought this was a selling point for our digipak as it intrigues out audience in to purchasing the product.
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| Inside right |
Inside Panels:
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| Inside left |
As for the insides of this digipak they're the same as the other digipak we produced so we recieved the same feedback
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| Centre pannel |
Centre Panel:
Then for the centre panel all that had changed is the background colour so that it would flow with the rear and front side of the digipak, this way it would follow the stereotypical conventions and our audience were appealed by this.
Conclusion:
From the feedback we received we think that this draft is strong enough to not have to be changed as it effectively works with the product as a whole.
Evidence Feedback:
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