The document outlines the basic conventions and key features of a digipak packaging for a music album. It describes the elements that typically appear on the front cover, back cover, spine, and CD label. These usually include the artist's name, album title, tracklist, record label information, barcodes, copyright details, and images of the artist or related artwork. The conclusion states that following these standard conventions allows the digipak to be recognizable as such and contain the typical elements of form.

1. BASIC
CONVENTIONS
OF A DIGIPAK

2. ARTISTS NAME
NAME OF ALBUM
PARENTAL
ADVISORY
STICKER
STICKER
SAYING MAIN
SONGS IN
ALBUM
MAIN IMAGE
OF ARTIST
IF A DELUXE ALBUM OR NOT (SPECIAL
ALBUM ANNOUNCEMENT)
Key Features of a Front Cover

3. ARTISTS
NAME
NAME OF ALBUM
PARENTAL
ADVISORY
STICKER
STICKER
SAYING MAIN
SONGS IN
ALBUM
MAIN IMAGE OF
ARTIST/CHARACTER/
ABSTRACT OBJECT
IF A DELUXE ALBUM OR NOT (SPECIAL
ALBUM ANNOUNCEMENT)
Key Features of a Front Cover

4. Key Features of a Back Cover Main Image (usually
of the artist although
can be abstract)
Track list
Record
labelBarcode
Copyright information

5. Key Features of a Back Cover
Main Image (usually
of the artist although
can be abstract)
Track list
Record
label
Barcode
Copyright information

6. Key Features of a spine
ARTISTS/Bands
NAME
Record
label
Name of album
Sort Code

7. Key Features of a spine
ARTISTS/Bands
NAME
Record
label
Name of album
Sort Code

8. RecordLabelling of discs
Copyright informationKey Features of a CD LABEL
Main image
may be of
artist or
abstract art.

9. Conclusion.
To conclude, my digipak is very conventional, it contains all of
the key features in order for it to be recognisable as a digipak
and to have all of the conventions of form.