Printing the cards with Feedback

When I was happy with my final designs and had received positive feedback on the design I printed them double sided on satin 350gsm stock. This stock gives the cards durability which is important to something which is going to be handled a lot and by children who are less likely to look after objects. After I printed my designs I asked people with a range of ages what they thought of the card designs and wether they would play the game. I feel that the designs work well because they are readable and work as a fun little game that brings awareness of real dogs that need homes.

Feedback Summary

• The colours are fun and draw my attention to the cards initially then when I look at the information it is easy to read and I understood how to play the game.
• The pictures and descriptions of the dogs are so sweet it makes me want to go on the website and read about more dogs that need homes
• I think the game will be fun and I would play with my family and friends
• I do not use the internet so could not go on the website myself but the cards have the big dogs trust logo therefore I know I could always visit a centre to find out more.
• I would pay to have the set of cards if I knew the money would go towards helping the dogs 

Something that was brought up as a potential flaw was, 

• What happens if I want one of the dogs on the card then I went online and it was sold?

This is a small issue however the point of the cards is not to promote that set of 30 dogs but the Dogs Trust and other dogs that work there so by getting that person on the website it is a success as they are able to look at the other dogs on offer with not much further effort and find another dog they will fall in love with.

The feedback was overall positive for the designs so now I will need to work on a page that can be added to the dogs trust website to go along with this campaign.