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Virginia DUI Handbook

2nd Edition

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Project: Virginia DUI Handbook
Industry: Law Logo
Contest Launched: Jan 11, 2012
Selected: 1 winning design from 36 concepts
Winning Design by: blythestyl
Close Date: Feb 01, 2012


Virginia DUI Handbook - Law


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Virginia DUI Handbook

2nd Edition

The Virginia DUI Handbook 2nd Edition is an 8.5" x 5.5" paperback book written by Luke J. Nichols, Esq. . The book is approximately 160 pages.

Law

This book's target audience is drivers accused of DUI/DWI in Virginia. The book is to educate drivers about Virginia DUI laws and processes so that they can find/hire betters attorneys and work more effectively with the attorney they hire. The book details the judicial process, defenses, forensic issues, how to look for a qualified attorney, and explains DUI/DWI law in great detail. This book is used 1) to educate Mr. Nichol's current clients and 2) as a marketing tool. This book is given to potential clients to signal to them that Mr. Nichols has extensive experience and knowledge in DUI matters, and a means of setting him apart from the very competitive competition. The content of the book is quite extensive and in depth considering that it is targeted towards laypeople. But it is written at the level of people without any legal training.

Cover: The front cover must contain the title, edition, and author's name. The subtitle is optional. Title: "The Virginia DUI Handbook" Subtitle: "Answers to 14 Common Questions and Everything Else You Need to Know About DUIs" Edition: "Second Edition" or "2nd Edition" Author: Luke J. Nichols, Esq. (The Esq. Part is optional) Back Cover. The back cover text, photo, ISBN and Publisher logo will be pasted on top of your design so make sure the back cover is conducive to this. Do not worry about creating a design for the spine.

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  • January 25, 2012 4:39 PM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    Love #26 and #28 and #33 The graphics are original, they don't make it appear as if I am promoting Driving drunk and they have good graphic appeal.

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  • January 25, 2012 4:37 PM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    I don't want to seem like I am promoting Driving drunk so #32 (and #19 and #29)seem to dance a little too close to the edge.

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  • January 25, 2012 1:36 PM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    #25 -Awesome job! I need you to post a version with 1) No text on the back cover 2) No publisher's logo and location 3) No ISBN number or bar code 3) No photo (leave the white box under neath the photo) 4) No text on the spine

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  • January 17, 2012 11:38 AM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    #9 I like that this cover is implementing a graphic of some sort (the swirly thingy). I am not wild about brown though.

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  • January 17, 2012 11:31 AM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    #11 - I would recommend getting rid of the glow around the subtext and the underline on the very top. However, I don't know that I would choose this design idea even if it was executed perfectly. Take your designs in a whole new direction. The fonts and text locations are easy to tweak, the hard part is thinking of a unique graphic to make the focus of the cover. Most of the submissions so far have implement text and colored rectangles, so try to think of a stock photo or a graphic or a shape that will grab the attention, and then worry about the text later.

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  • January 17, 2012 11:22 AM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    I am hoping for someone to submit designs that implement graphics, photos, or something more than a few two-toned rectangles.

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  • January 17, 2012 11:18 AM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    #6 and #7 are nearly exact copies of the first edition only the color is changed slightly. I will not choose a submission that is essentially a version of the first edition.

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  • January 17, 2012 11:17 AM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    #5 This is almost an exact replica of the first edition only its blue. I am not interested in designs that look similar to the first edition.

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  • January 17, 2012 8:35 AM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    #3 The big gold start is not a wholly bad element, but I think having it front and center, makes it too prominent.

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  • January 17, 2012 8:34 AM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    General Comment. The Back cover of this book will have: 1) an ISBN 2)Text 3) A photo 4)the publishers logo HOWEVER - The design we choose will not have any of those elements included. We will be altering the photo, text, ect. and pasting then on top of the design chosen here. I think it is really helpful to include some place holder, text, photos, isbn ect. on your initial submissions so we can see how the elements will fit into your back cover layout, but once we have zeroed in on a design we like, we will need to have those elements removed.

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  • January 17, 2012 8:19 AM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    #2 and #3 I am not wild about the colors.

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  • January 17, 2012 8:18 AM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    #1 The title font is a bit cartoonist, which doesn't work well for a law firm trying to impress clientele. Also, all the text is crammed into the top of the cover, leaving a large blank space in the bottom 2/3. I would reexamine your font selection. take a look at some professional text books and reference books. I would also consider how to balance the test at the top with the emptiness at the bottom. Once again, take a look at other professional text and reference books for ideas.

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  • January 17, 2012 8:14 AM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    #4 I like the the colors and the different color blocks, but I am not wild about the word "Handbook" written vertically. I feel like something should be written there, but I am not sure about what, and the word "handbook" is not something that is particularly important or deserves emphasis.

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  • January 17, 2012 8:10 AM
    lnichols lnichols
      Project Holder
    Submissions #4,3,& 2 I appreciate you doing a mock up of the back page, but the your final submission should not have the text, picture, publisher's logo, or the ISBN. All of those items will be pasted ontop of your submission after the fact. You can go ahead an add them just so I can see what it would look like, but final submission would need to be altered.

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