The document discusses the codes and conventions used on 4 different CD digipacks. It describes the layouts of the front and back covers, including placement of fonts, titles, artist names, track listings, and other identifying information. Common elements across the digipacks are fonts that match the genre of music, track listings, barcodes, and details of the record label and copyright. Placement of elements generally follows rules like the "top third" for visual balance and readability.

1. 4 CD Digipacks-
Codes And
Conventions

3. The fonts are at the top
of the digipack and
follow the top third rule. The album is called
“I’ll keep calling”
and the man is on
the phone.
The genre of music
is country and the
graffiti on the side of
the phone box says
“I’m waiting for the
man” which matches
with the title of the
album.
They are at a rest
stop which shows
that he is always on
the road wanting to
call home.

4. The track list has the same font
as the front cover and it also has
how long the song is next to it,
so it is giving a lot of
information.
The phone
hanging is
similar because
on the front
cover he is
talking on the
phone, so
maybe he had
an argument
and walked
away and left it
hanging.
There is also a barcode on
the back cover so that the
store can scan it to sell.
The record label
information is on the back
cover along with there
website and address.

5. On the inside cover
there is more
information about
the record label.
There is animation
of the trucks which
replicates the front
cover.

6. This is the where all of
the information for the
record label is and the
credits are.
The fonts throughout
stay the same and is
a calm font and is
good for the genre
country.

7. The font used for
Ed Sheerans album
is smooth which
goes with the
acoustic style he
has
He also has his face faded
into the orange background,
however this cover doesn’t
follow the top third rule
because the information is
at the bottom of the
digipack

8. There is a bar code on the
bottom.
The track list is on the back
which gives you the
information about the tack on
the album.
There is a website on
the back where you
can go to have a look
at Ed Sheerans
personal website.
The small print at the
bottom gives you all
the information
about the Copyright

9. The background is a
picture of mountains
which is relevant to
the genre of music
that Jamie Lawson
make which is
acoustic.
The font used for Ed
Sheerans album is smooth
which goes with the
acoustic style he has

10. The font on the digipak
stays the same
throughout the whole
album.
There is a track list on the
back cover so that the person
buying the album knows
what song are on it.
The bar code on the back let
the store scan the coke but if it
does not work then the cashier
has to type in the number to
get the product to come up
Jamie Lawson’s official
website is also on the
back.
There is also any added
information at the bottom,
for example about the
copyright