The document describes the key elements that are typically included on the front and back of a CD cover. These elements include the artist's name in bold to catch attention, the album title below the artist name, a barcode to enable searching and purchasing the CD, copyright information, the record label logo, and lyrics from the songs on the back of the cover in a consistent font and style. The same image is often used on both sides of the cover, though sometimes faded on the back.

1. Name of the artists; this is show about
the artists in bold writing, this is good
because it automatically catches the
audience’s attention.
Both artists are looking
away from camera.
The title of the album which
is below the artist’s name.
Barcode:everysingleCDcoverswillhavea
barcodebecauseitenablespeopletosearch
certainthingsupusingthebarcodeitselfandalso
whenanindividualgoestobuytheCDtheyonly
havetoscanthebarcode.
Same image which is use on the front
of the CD is used on the back of the CD.
Copyrights
Record labels logo
Same image that is used
at the front of the CD is
used at the back, but in
my case I wanted it to
look faded.
The lyrics of the songs that are sang on the
CD are shown on the back, In both cases
the font and style of writing has continued
throughout.