This is the first draft of the back cover, attempted by Phoebe. As decided by our target audience, the font used is sans serif and in a handwritten informal style. The white of the font really compliments the colours of the imagery, however unfortunately is lost due to the colours of the hedge and the balloons behind it. We decided not to go with this draft, as we felt the font was not the best that it could be and not really the exact same style as the one selected by the target audience. Also the placing of the track list goes against what was chosen by the target audience, which is not professional as their opinion is what guarantees their satisfaction which is of great importance. A spelling mistake was also picked up on which needed to be corrected in order to keep up with the professionalism presented throughout our project. Therefore Rosie and I created a second draft. Rather than using fonts from the editing software used, Corel Photo Paint, we researched into online fonts and found that there was a much bigger and better variety. We finalised our decision on a handwritten informal font, chosen from '1001 Fonts'. We also chose to comply with the audience feedback and place the track list in the bottom right hand corner. I was much happier with this layout, as it prevented the font from getting lost within the image, whilst still complying with the audience's line of vision. We also rearranged the layout of the barcode, record company information, and record label logo. The layout looks much more organised, professional and aesthetically pleasing. I plan to create a questionnaire in order to guarantee audience satisfaction and ensure that our target think the right changes have been made.