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The font size for the artist is always bigger than the album name

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The CD cover usually has a image of the artist or the logo which relates to the constant theme of the digipaks appearance

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There is usually a maximum of 3 colours used on the digipak - depending on the artists branding

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The barcode is displayed at the back of the digipak

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The front cover, arguably, is the most important part of the digipak. This is because it is the first part of the digipak the audience would see. Thus, has to make a good impression. The front cover has:
Artist name
Album name
Images relating to the artists branding to generate a strong branding identity.

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Tracklist and record label information is displayed at the back of the digipak

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The same font has to be used through-out the digipak

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Artists whom have a strong branding identity would have this branding across their whole promotion: Adverts, CD, Music videos etc..

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Digipaks have images of the artists or images relating to the branding of the artist. This is because the purpose is to promote the artist and to create awareness to the audience who the artist is

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A digipak was one of the first alternatives to a jewel case used by record label companies.

Digipaks can be made out of plastic or cardboard now.

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A digipak is an original version of a normal music album package.

They normally consist of a gatefold with plastic trays capable of holding a CD or DVD attached to the inside.