Comparison- Before and After
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The document summarizes changes made to a magazine design project. The cover lines were moved to the left side to look more professional like a magazine. A double page article was positioned at the bottom center as the focus. Larger fonts took up more space so a large cover line was added. Social media listings were moved to the top right for the cover line to fit in the center. The barcode was moved to the top right to make more space for the cover line at the bottom.
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This document describes the design and conventions used in a mock music magazine called "Breakdown Magazine". It discusses using typical magazine elements like mastheads, images, and pull quotes alongside a consistent color scheme and house style. The cover follows conventions from other music magazines by featuring the magazine name, a large central image, and cover text. The contents page includes a menu bar and editor's comments. A double-page article spread utilizes multiple images and columns. Overall, the magazine combines familiar magazine conventions with a unique local music focus and style.
A2 Evaluation Question 1
This summarizes the document analyzing the forms and conventions used in the media product, which includes an original regional magazine. It discusses how the magazine's cover, contents pages, editor's comment, advertisement, billboard, and website layout conform to conventions of real magazines while also challenging some conventions. The cover uses typical fonts, photos, and tagline placement. The contents pages follow conventions for layout, fonts, and photos but challenges typical photo placement. The inside pages and website largely conform to typical magazine styles but challenge some norms like full-page ads and scrolling articles.
Templates For My Magazine
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In what ways does your media product challenges
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Content deconstuctions a2
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Evaluation 2
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines.
For the front cover, minimalism with bold monochrome text and a single main image was used to create a classier, more professional feel compared to busy childish magazines.
The contents page also uses minimalism and monochrome colors, with the same font as the front cover for consistency. It includes more features than some sample magazines found online to appear more full.
The double page spread adds the magazine name for realism, keeps consistent typography, and uses a clean layout with the main image on one half and article on the other, mimicking real magazine conventions. Neat text and varied headline sizes make the page more
Question 1 powerpoint
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It describes including forms like a cover photo, masthead, headline, eye contact with the cover star, and selling line on the cover page. Columns, images, and web addresses were used on the contents page. Article pages used columns, photos, pull quotes, and questions in graphics. While conforming to conventions, the media product challenges some by including a social media box and QR code on the contents page.
Question 1 powerpoint
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It describes including forms like a cover photo, masthead, headline, eye contact with the cover star, and selling line on the cover to make it aesthetically pleasing and engage readers. Columns, photos, and websites are used on the contents page. The article page uses columns to space out text, a photo with reduced opacity, and pull quotes. A QR code on the contents page challenges conventions by linking to audiovisual content.
Question 1
- The document describes the ways in which the media product uses conventions of real music magazines.
- The cover uses typical magazine features like the masthead, tagline, cover lines, and a large central image to focus on the main feature. The color scheme also follows conventions.
- The contents page includes images, page numbers, subheadings, and the magazine masthead to link the pages together. It is formatted with columns to make the text easier to read.
- The double page article spread includes a large headline, quote, page numbers, central artist image, and the magazine masthead. It challenges conventions somewhat by splitting the article columns across both pages.
Forms and conventions
The document discusses various forms and conventions used in magazine design, including a masthead at the top of the page stretching across, cover lines on the left side for visibility, a puff on the front cover below cover lines to add color and information, a drop cap at the start of an article to indicate the beginning, a pull quote from an article title to intrigue readers, a two-column text structure with images, a limited color theme of blue, red, black and white, some white space for readability, a kicker below a pull quote for more context, and images placed strategically throughout.
Question 1 evaluation
This document summarizes the key design conventions and features used in the magazine Notion and how the student's media product challenges or develops these conventions in their own work. Notion uses a minimalist black and white style with monochrome covers featuring a single large centered image. The student's cover similarly features a large centered image within a border and keeps within the magazine's color palette. Interior pages in both magazines use column layouts, scattered images, and consistent fonts while drawing attention to headlines, images and article summaries over other elements. The student's work adopts many of Notion's established conventions to create a cohesive media product in the style of the original magazine.
fQuestion 1 evaluation
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