The most common template for a digipak is the simple booklet, which is read from left to right like a book. However their are many different design options for a digipak to go.
For this research, I used the website
https://www.discmakers.com/templates/digipaks.asp
to see the many types of digipaks, and choose which template I would like my digipak to have.
the specification states that it must be a 6 panel digipak
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This is what the digipak looks like when it is fold up, plus what it looks like when it is
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The position of the disk inside the digipak can be on the right or left hand side of the digipak.
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Alternatively, digipaks can have a pocket inside of them, to hold additional information, giving opportunities for a more personal experience with the consumer, who may get exclusive information from it, or extra pictures of them.
For my digipak, I have decided to use the 6 panel, 1 left tray format. This fits the more simplistic nature of the indie genre.
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made in microsoft publisher.
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