After finishing my digipak, I asked a number of closed questions about the effectiveness of it in relation to my magazine advert and whether it looked like real media products. An simple way of collecting this data was with a tally chart. Rather than propose an entirely different version of my digipak and magazine, I gave a couple of people the products open in editing software to change anything they thought necessary. The few changes made were largely to do with slight alterations to positioning and sizes of words rather than the style as a whole.
However, in collecting data I realised that my research was often heavily focused on my young audience. Though this did prove most useful, I wanted some variation in responses. Therefore, I asked for feedback from my parents who usefully commented on the relationship between the urban environments and youth.
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