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Analysis of final digipak

Analysis of our digipak 

 Once we created our digipak we did an analysis on it and we got a few people to help us do this so we got them to look at our digipak and they gave us feedback on it.

 First piece of feedback

 Good - The digipak was plain however the writing was 'FUNKY' so it made it stand out a lot.
Bad - It may be seen as too plain if you have a different mind set to me.
Improvements - Maybe you could have included one image on it inside maybe
Second piece of feedback

 Good - I like the colour choice and I think the writing on the CD looked good.
Bad -  I feel like it was a little too plain  and that it could do with images.
Improvements - Either use some images or at least some illustrations

 Third piece of feedback 

 Good - The different things on each page was well set out and it sat nicely together
Bad -  I think that it could have been made better if there was more colours added onto the colour scheme.
Improvements -  Add more colours than just black, white, purple and grey.   

 Fourth piece of feedback 
Good - It's good that it is kept plain and the colours used are all the same so it is neat and memorable.
Bad - It could have more images but of different things.
Improvements - There isn't really any improvements needed as it has everything it needs there on it.
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