Having reflected on the feedback given, I put together the final draft of the digipak, now including more details and notes on the front cover, cleaner spine design and record label release details/barcode on the back.
With this polished version, I also printed out a copy of this and set it up as part of a real CD case to better visualise how it’d look as a product to our audience. This was then sent out to peers for their own feedback, asking if the product aligned with their own views on the conventions of the Indie genre, and if this was recognisable from the design. Fortunately, our peers responded positively, all agreeing that the design fits within the conventions and topicalities of the Indie genre and thus delivering the design that fans would expect from this artist.
