The document discusses revisions made to a digipak based on target audience feedback, focusing on enhancing its vintage style and ensuring coherence with the print advert. Changes include emphasizing colors, repositioning song titles for better visual appeal, adding copyright credits, and incorporating text on the spine with a specific font. Overall, these updates aim to improve the overall presentation and continuity of the product.

1. DIGIPAK PROGRESS

2. • AFTER GAINING MY TARGET AUDIENCE FEEDBACK, I WAS LEFT WITH SOME
AREAS TO IMPROVE MY DIGIPAK. FIRSTLY, I WAS TOLD THAT THE TYPE OF EDIT
BETWEEN MY DIGIPAK AND PRINT ADVERT WAS SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT, SO I
DECIDED TO EDIT MY DIGIPAK FURTHER, TO EMPHASIZE THE YELLOWS AND
ORANGES OF THE IMAGE, TO FURTHER CREATE THAT 'VINTAGE' STYLE OF
EFFECT. HERE IS THE DIGIPAK DRAFT I SHOWED TO MY TARGET AUDIENCE,
BESIDES MY NEW, UPDATED VERSION WITH NEW EFFECT:

3. • I NOW FEEL THAT MY DIGIPAK COHERES MORE WITH
MY PRINT ADVERT, CREATING CONTINUITY BETWEEN
THE PAIR:

4. • I HAVE ALSO ADDED COPYRIGHT CREDITS TO THE BOTTOM OF MY DIGIPAK,
AND MOVED THE POSITIONING OF THE SONG TITLES. I DECIDED TO SEPARATE
THEM AND PLACE THEM SIDE BY SIDE AS I FEEL IT LOOKS MORE EFFECTIVE
THIS WAY, AS BEFORE I HAD THEM PLACED ON THE LEFT HAND SIZED, WHICH
MADE THEM LOOK SLIGHTLY SQUASHED AND MADE IT LESS EASY TO PLACE
COPYRIGHT CREDITS. FURTHERMORE, I HAVE ADDED TEXT TO THE SPINE OF
MY DIGIPAK, READING 'ALEX MEGAN' WRITTEN IN 'CUTE PATOOTIE'
DOWNLOADED FROM DAFONT, WHICH IS ALSO THE FONT USED FOR THE
ALBUMS NAME 'TRY'.