The document discusses and evaluates three potential designs for a digipak packaging. The first design involves four square panels that fold in half with cutouts for the disc and front panel. While simple, it would be dull. The second is more complicated with folding areas for lyrics but the author is unsure how it would work. The third is the most complex with eight panels that fold like a book, allowing for more design space but requiring more detail to stand out.

1. DIGIPAK
CONSTRUCTION
SYMON AGUILAR

2. Flatbed Plan Digipak
INSIDE
SPINE
FRONT BACK
This is one possible way to create the Digipak.
In order for us to create this type of
digipak we will need a plastic DVD casing to hold the
images in place.
•This includes four squares panels which will be
folded in half.
•Cutting out the front and the disc away from the
inside and spine and slipping it inside the left side of
the DVD.
•And folding and sliding the 2 Panels on the other
side.
This would be very easy to create but the simplicity
of the digipak will make it very dull and unoriginal as
many have this type of digipak

3. Flatbed Plan Digipak
BACK
SPINE
INSIDE INSIDE
FRONT
This is Another possible way
to create the Digipak.
This is quite a complicated
digipak as I myself do not
know how this could work
out when making our
digipak.
This digipak consists of
folding area for lyrics of the
songs and allowing a space
to put the disc.

4. SPINE
Flatbed Plan Digipak
INSIDEFRONT BACK INSIDE
This is one possible way
to create the Digipak.
This digipak is quite
complicated but when
making this, it will need
to have a significant
amount of detail to
make it stand out an not
to have a lot of writing
but it will give us a large
space to design and
include any lyrics and
take up a large amounts
of space. This is a 8
panel Digipack folding all
at once and closing up
like a book.