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This document discusses different font placement options for the middle panel of a six-panel album packaging design. Six placements are tested with variations in including the artist name, album title, and a star icon to tie the design together. The final summary selects placement 5 as the most visually pleasing arrangement, with a gradual graduation in font sizes creating an upside-down pyramid shape and the clearest placement of words.
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- 1. Middle Panel Text Placement Tests
- 2. This placement is simple which is effective and allows the image to take more focus however, from most other six panel DigiPaks that I have viewed the middle panel includes both artist and album name. Not only this but I think the panel will be more visually pleasing with two lines of writing. Font Placement 1
- 3. Before adding the album name I decided to try just adding a star similar to those on the front cover. I think the inclusion of the star is good because it ties the two panels together. It also corrects the problem of two lines being more visually pleasing than one. However, I still think it’s important to follow the conventions of existing products and include the album name. Font Placement 2
- 4. This placement combines all three elements with the star separating the artist and album names. Whilst this is an improvement on the previous versions, I prefer the following layouts as I think the star looks better placed at the bottom. Font Placement 3
- 5. This layout does not include the star, just the font. Whilst it is visually pleasing and follows the conventions I think that the inclusion of the star is important as it ties the panels together. Font Placement 4
- 6. This layout combines all three elements. I think that this is the most preferable version in comparison to placement 6 because the graduation of font sizes is gradual e.g. creates an upside down pyramid shape. I think this is more pleasing to the eye than font 6. It is also the clearest placement of words. This is the final font placement. Font Placement 5
- 7. As described before this placement, whilst including all the necessary elements, is not as visually attractive as placement 5. Font Placement 6