2. The illustration itself is simple and set in black and white which
show that there is a high chance of the guide being targeted at a
older audience. The guide itself doesn’t include a lot of text but for
the small amount of text that it includes that have chosen to use a
bold font which makes it stand out next to the illustrations. The
over all the guide doesn’t include a sense of clarity due to the poor
quality of the diagrams and more importantly the text isn't able to
be read because of the font type but mainly because the fonts size
is small it has lowered the fonts quality.
Even though the images and the font is low quality the overall
guide has conciseness and because the text that has been included
in the illustration are small, clear and accurate amounts which
help avoid ambiguity. This leaflet doesn’t really include any bias
supports as it is a simple ‘how to’ guide and because of it being a
how to guide the facts that are included are highly likely to be
used in other similar materials to this guide. This diagram is most
likely to be featured in products like mens magazines or leaflets as
the illustrations include a image of man so stereotypically the
product is expected to be shown in some kind of media/
advertising material that would be targeted for a male audience.
Due to it been a simple illustration I don’t think that there would
be any legal issues but there is a small chance the legal issues that
may come up with this illustration is that there is a slight health
and safety issues that may be caused due to the instructions not
being completely clear on the amount of how tight they should be
tightening the tie which may cause some danger concerns. The
codes of practise that it may be affected in illustration may be
sexism as in the illustration you can only see a male model but in
the modern day both sexes are known to wear ties so this may
cause some controversy
3. This illustration is set out clearly and in a professional
standard. By using the bright colours for the main heading
which allows it to stand out and grab the audiences
attention, also by using bright colours for all the detailing on
the leaflet which makes the leaflet stand out eye catching.
The overall layout of the design is simple, the leaflet it self
only contains a small amount of text that is able to get
across the main information that is needed to brought
across. Because the leaflet is from NHS the audience will
be believe that the information/ fact that are included in the
leaflet will accurate due to the NHS being a big company
people are more likely to not question the information
presented by the NHS.
The leaflet is aimed mainly for adults as the text contains
formal language which children may not understand. When
you look at the over all look of the leaflet looks like it could
be aimed at children as well but the text content is more
complex but teenagers may be able to understand the
information more. The leaflet includes information stating
the health services that you are able to access so the over
all topic of the leaflet would not attract the attention of a
younger audience. The leaflet doesn’t include any
referencing due to the information being based on the
companies own facts.
Refrenced;http://www.connectingforhealth.nhs.uk/systemsan
dservices/infogov/codes
Codes of practice -The 'Confidentiality: NHS Code of
Practice' sets out the required standards of practice
concerning confidentiality and patients' consent to use their
health records.It is a guide for those who work within or
under contract to NHS organisations and is based on legal
requirements and best practice.
Legal Constraints-There are a range of complex legal and
professional obligations that limit, prohibit or set conditions
in respect of the management, use and disclosure of
information and, similarly, a range of statutes that permit or
require information to be used or disclosed.
4. The set out of the leaflet is busy and
full of information. The leaflet has been
created to inform the public about
animal abuse and what the animals in
food farms go through. The leaflet has
been set out with a majority of text and
a small amount of images and all of the
features of the leaflet have been set out
clearly but because of the large amount
of information included on the leaflet
makes the leaflet look busy.
The information that is included in the
leaflet is referenced from the
organisation Captured Animal
Protection society therefore the facts
that are featured in the leaflet are
accurate. Because the leaflet includes
formal language it would be more
appropriate for a adult/teenage
audience as they would be able to
appreciate the information more.
The colours that have been used on
the leaflet makes the features stand out
and the colour contrast. Because the
leaflet includes images that may come
across as harsh material for some so
there might be some drop of the
amount of audience.
Codes of practice:Anyone who is cruel to an animal, or does not provide
for its welfare needs, may be banned from owning animals, fined up to
£20,000 and/or sent to prison.The Animal Welfare Act 2006 contains the
general laws relating to animal welfare. It is an offence to cause
unnecessary suffering to any animal. Unlike previous legislation, the Act
applies to all animals on common land. The Act contains a Duty of Care
to animals - this means that anyone responsible for an animal must take
reasonable steps to make sure the animal’s needs are met. This means
that a person has to look after an animal’s welfare as well as ensure that
it does not suffer and apply to all animals.
https://www.gov.uk/animal-welfare
