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Which TITLE do you prefer and why? This is not about the design. Just the TITLE


28 Responses to Option A
This one catches my eyes.
I prefer the title of A
More eyecatching book cover
I like that its sub title is coping and caring, and aimed at the caregiver. At least by wording alone.The color of the text is also better looking as it stands out really well.
i think having coping and caring listed on the book does does a good job conveying what the theme of the book is
A better choice for the caregiver makes more sense, thats probably who is going to be reading the book.
A is a much kinder description. It is attractive to me with its words. I like the white color also in the title.
A because it clearly states that it is for the caregiver.
The more blue the better
I like that cope and caring is displayed first. Definitely would make me interested in reading the book.
I like A because it sounds like more of a complete title to me.
Coping and caring adds extra value
Alliteration in coping and caring is used best on its own
The "coping and caring" helps to convey that this book is for caregivers too.
I like that caring and coping is in the middle by itself, making it more prominent. It helps you to know just by a glance what to expect from the book and how a caregiver can help. It's more descriptive and informative
The book is more appealing and especially the bold text, option A is it for me.
By far it's A and I actually am a caregiver for someone with Alzheimers so I know of what I speak! I actually felt kind of judged by the title in B like I'm not caring enough. It may not make sense but that was my honest gut reaction.
I think that it is good that the book cover stress that the book is for the caregiver and realizes that they too are affected by the disease
This one seems more sensitive
As someone who has worked in Alzheimer's and Dementia care, I know just how essential it is to learn to cope with the behaviors and needs of the person who is affected. The title says it well. One needs to learn to cope in order to give the best care.
If this is specific to the caregiver, I think Choice A is a better option because the other could also sound like it is for the person with dementia.
I like the font
I think a BETTER approach for the caregiver is something that more people would grab off the shelves because it makes more sense than coping and caring.
A looks more classy and seems like something that would be more expensive.
the first one appears more comforting to read
Seems more positive and brighter and appealing.
The added words coping and caring adds to the cover
I like title A more because it highlights the details to the contents of the book and explains who should be reading the book, the caregiver. Coping and caring can fit for a broad group of people, but stating that it is for the caregiver will ensure the correct people read it.
22 Responses to Option B
I don't totally agree with the use of the word "Better" because everyone has their best way of doing things, but I think this title/subtitle covers it all.
It has consistent color.
I prefer choice B because I think it captures what caring for an Alzheimer's patient is really like, you are really just trying to find a way top cope. I also think choice B sounds more personal. Choice A calls the person caring for their loved one "the caregiver", which is kind of informal considering the caregiver is usually the persons spouse of child. Choice B sounds more hopeful and personal to me, so that is why I prefer it.
i think using just one font color makes the words stand out better.
It expands who it's for to a greater degree. I might not be a caregiver but just someone who is interested in helping those with the disease
Option B is more attractive then Option A
Choice b sounds a bit more welcoming
I think the green writing blends better with the cover of the book. And the brighter sun makes it seem like there is hope.
Sounds like it might have something new.
I prefer this option because it seems to touch on both the receiver and the giver of the care.
coping and caring annoys me
It makes it seem more interactive rather than just one sided.
Coping and Caring is something that can benefit the caregiver and the people supporting the caregiver as well.
The text stands out more.
i think less to reed in an add is better. it should be quick and easy to catch the eye.
The title sounds more compassionate and assertive to what people and their loved ones are going through
It would be a book I would choose if I had the disease myself
A sounds slightly selfish. B sounds altruistic.
The white on Blue does not go that Well together.
B has fewer words to read. I would hope the book is easier/faster to read.
B is a nicer design, and more catching to the eye. Less cluttered, and the green type is nicer than the white. Also, the shorter text is much better. It's half as long and says just as much.
I like how it has a shorten version of if and it is what you want to get across. I feel it is talking to all not just a caregiver.
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