This is your chance to help us choose the best cover for “Learn Irish with Eoin” – an upcoming abridged album of Bitesize Irish Gaelic Audio Program for learning Irish on the go.
The Competing Designs – Which do you prefer?
UPDATE: Version 2 has now been selected with your help. Thanks for all the votes, and opinions! If you want to share you opinion, feel free to still comment below. It’s now even available on iTunes. If you purchase it, please give us a rating there.
Vote by leaving a comment below
Which do you prefer? Just comment below with either:
- “Uimhir a hAon” (number one), or…
- “Uimhir a Dó” (number two)
And feel free to add any extra comment along with your vote.
Bonus for comments
Each voter below will be entered to the chance to win one of three Audio Program Bundles, worth $57! (If you already purchased it, please feel free to vote, we still value your opinion!). Randomly-drawn winners will be announced here on Sunday October 28th 2012.
We have randomly selected three comments, who each with an Audio Program Bundle, worth $57.99:
Comhghairdeas! If you weren’t chosen, thank you all the same for voting. The winners were selected using the random number generator random.org. The learning Irish Audio Program that the winners will receive features 90 lessons over 15 hours of audio. Copy the MP3s to your iPhone, Android, or MP3 player. It is a full program to learn Irish, perfect if you prefer learning by ear. They also come with PDFs of each lesson.
Now is your chance to vote in the poll – please leave your preference as a reply below.
273 thoughts on “Poll: Which album cover do you prefer for this Irish Audio Program?”
Uimhir a Dó! It’s inviting, whereas uimhir ahAon feels too in my face. I do like the font used in the small copy on uimhir ahAon too. Maybe combine? Also, have you considered capitalizing your name? Best! I love watching your enterprise grow!!!
It’s all one little step at a time 🙂 Thanks for sticking with us.
Uimhir a Dó
This one is much easier to read. Not so busy.
Went to Ireland in September. What a fantastic trip! It is so beautiful and everybody was friendly and helpful. I could even understand a little Irish when it was spoken. I got all nervous and confused and couldn’t speak but it is a start. I will keep at it a little at a time so when I come back I can reply properly!
Nice one. Glad you enjoyed your trip. How did you get to hear Irish spoken? (I ask, since you usually have to seek it out).
Uimhir a dó 🙂
Eoin
I vote for Uimhir a dó. The color contrasts are prettier and proportions respected.
Go maire tú!
Uimhir a do!!!
Uimhir a do. Es ist besser erkennbar. Das
andere Cover scheint zu nervös.
Liebe Grüsse
Uimhir a Dó, for sure.
Uimhir a Dó !
Uimhir a Do
Uimhir a Do. It’s clearer. The first one is too flashy and I can’t see the landscape behind the writing. But can’t you combine them? The “Learn Irish with Eoin” from the second one, and the small writing from the first one. Just a thought.
The small writing in the first is more clear, that’s true.
Uimhir a Dó.
Is fearr liom Uimhir a Dó …
Is fear liom uimhir a dó 🙂
Although, why not include the “Bitesize Irish Gaelic” logo on the cover? (the one on this site) It’s a clever logo, and is a little more iconic and eye-catching, and then coupled with the more mature, second design would be really good.
Thanks for the suggestion, Steven. As it stand, I think the logo might have trouble vying for attention with the rest of the cover, what do you think?
“Uimhir a Dó”
The first one is just a little too much somehow. 🙂
Uimhir a hAon: Feels very happy and popped out and eager, the brighter tones and colors along with the diagonal taking action feeling label makes for excitement.
Uimhir a Dó: Feels quiet, calm. The darker tone and deeper colors feel peaceful.
I am quite excited to learn Irish and I feel like Uimhir a hAon portrays my eager (though I do love the calmness of the second).
🙂 Besides, I’m a game developer and action and excitement is what I do.
Game developer, nice! Where are you based?
Sorry about that, was busy there for a bit. I am based in Southern California, not my favorite place in the world :/ but does make for a lot of jobs haha.
Nice to hear about the jobs. I wouldn’t complain too much about Southern California, but I guess it’s all based on perspective 🙂
uimhir a do
Why don’t you show Irish people speaking?
It looks like an ad for some ‘yellow brick road’
Even a ‘bitesize’ photo of two people talking would be an improvement
It is the human element of the language development that concerns me…
True about the human aspect of it.
So what do you mean about the yellow brick road exactly…?
Uimhir a Dó. 🙂
“Uimhir a Dó”
Uimhir a Dó
Uimhir a Dó
Uimhir a do
Is maith liom uimhir a Dó. Freisin, is breá liom na ceachtanna. 😀
Is deas é sin a chloisteáil maidir leis na ceachtanna 🙂 Grma.
Uimhir a do
Uimhir a do
“Uimhir a hAon”. I like this one because it pops out and catches my eye!
A special voter! Thanks for adding your choice.
“Uimhir a Dó”. The title is presented concisely and catches your eye at the very beginning. #1 seems to be more all over the page with different colors which is a bit more confusing. If I were to see these two covers side-by-side in a store, I would definitely look at #2 first. Also, #1 seems to shout more commercialism, where #2 is more subtle & conventional, which I personally prefer.
Thanks, it’s not commercialism we want to convey, of course. The audio lessons are closer to what you might have with your cup of tae 🙂
“Uimhir a Dó”
It feels cleaner … more adult
I am so grateful for your mini lessons — coming to Ireland next April!
Blessings, Angelica
Thanks for the added feedback. Looking forward to your trip?
Uimhir a Dó! 🙂
Uimhir a Do Is maith liom Le do thoil