I’ve also used this a lot for personal CD’s and DVD’s.įirst off, you DO need to buy proper printable CD labels. I used this a lot while job hunting to make my digital portfolio stand out that much more (I use CD’s in conjunction with an online portfolio to avoid the problem of walking into an interview room where they have a dodgy internet connection – something that happens more often than not!). Yes, it’s a bit of a mission, but the results are very rewarding and can add a lot of class to your efforts. In some cases, like with a digital portfolio, it’s important for the physical end product to look more professional than the usual writable disc you buy in shops. In other, more personal cases, it just adds a nice touch to the gift to cover up the marketing drivel with something more thoughtful.Ĭue CD / DVD labels. These are specifically of interest to this post, because they are created at home, or in a small business environment, without the luxury of fancy equipment and expensive machinery.
Other uses that haven’t quite disappeared yet include digital presentations for business, like a digital portfolio or PowerPoint slideshow, and sharing home video files or other videos on DVD. Apart from buying actual discs at music stores, the best use for the CD is as a digital mix tape, to give to someone as a personalised gift.
Despite the era of cloud computing and digital music libraries looming on the horizon, many of us are still using CD’s for music, even if just as backup.
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