Completed Magazine Survey – Results Summary
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The survey results showed that the target audience found several elements of the magazine cover and contents page to be strengths, including the imagery, fonts, colors, and easy navigation. However, some also thought the coverlines and header/footer could be weaknesses that needed changing. While most of the audience said they would buy the magazine, some only said they might. In response to the feedback, some respondents suggested changing the article on the double page spread, reconsidering the coverlines, and modifying the header and footer.
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Focus group feedback on finished products
The focus group provided feedback on finished magazine products. For question 1, they liked that the products looked professional, creative, and resembled real magazines. They enjoyed the layout, images, and ease of reading. For question 2, the target audience was identified as people ages 15-25, but also younger and older. For question 3, those who said they would buy the magazine liked the genre of music featured. They thought the style looked "rocky". For question 4, the main images, headlines, colors, and fonts caught attention. For question 5, suggested changes included using artist images instead of text on the cover, adjusting image and text sizes, and improving color coordination and layout consistency.
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The focus group provided feedback on finished magazine products. For question 1, they liked that the products looked professional, creative, and resembled real magazines. They enjoyed the layout, images, and ease of reading. For question 2, the target audience was identified as people ages 15-25, but also younger and older. For question 3, those who said they would buy the magazine liked the genre of music featured. They thought the style looked "rocky". For question 4, the main images, headlines, colors, and fonts caught attention. For question 5, suggested changes included using artist images instead of text on the cover, adjusting image and text sizes, and improving color coordination and layout consistency.
Feedback from hot desking
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For the front cover, 7 out of 10 people said the strongest part was the color scheme. For the content page, 5 out of 10 people said the strongest part was the column layout. For the double-page spread, 7 out of 10 people chose the black and white photograph as the strongest part.
All 10 people agreed that the author's use of color scheme represented the genre of rock and roll. They also agreed that the person interviewed for the magazine and the overall suitability of the magazine's features were appropriate for the target audience.
Audience redearch
The document contains the results of audience feedback surveys given to 10 people for various elements of a magazine about rock music.
For the gender questionnaire, 6 respondents were male and 4 were female. For the front cover, 3 people liked the masthead, 3 liked the color scheme, and 4 liked the main image.
For the content page, 50% liked the main girl band image. For the double page spread, the majority liked the black and white main image. For the cover, 5 people would change the coverlines and 4 the strapline.
For the content page title, 60% would change it. For the article, the majority said it needed changing. 100% thought the regular features and interview
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The focus group provided feedback on finished magazine products. For question 1, they liked that the products looked professional, creative, and resembled real magazines. They enjoyed the layout, images, and ease of reading. For question 2, the target audience was identified as people ages 15-25, but also younger and older. For question 3, those who said they would buy the magazine liked the genre of music featured. They thought the style looked "rocky". For question 4, the main images, headlines, colors, and fonts caught attention. For question 5, suggested changes included using artist images instead of text on the cover, adjusting image and text sizes, and improving color coordination and layout consistency.
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The focus group provided feedback on finished magazine products. For question 1, they liked that the products looked professional, creative, and resembled real magazines. They enjoyed the layout, images, and ease of reading. For question 2, the target audience was identified as people ages 15-25, but also younger and older. For question 3, those who said they would buy the magazine liked the genre of music featured. They thought the style looked "rocky". For question 4, the main images, headlines, colors, and fonts caught attention. For question 5, suggested changes included using artist images instead of text on the cover, adjusting image and text sizes, and improving color coordination and layout consistency.
Feedback from hot desking
The feedback received about the layout, photos, and design elements for a rock music magazine was overall positive. The unique layout and angles used in the cover, contents page, and double page spread were said to look interesting and grab attention. Photos taken for the contents page and double spread successfully conveyed themes of energy and an edgy rock genre. A close-up photo considered for the cover was said to challenge stereotypes while still representing the genre well through clothing and style. Some improvements noted were to ensure consistent style across pages and an eye-catching background for the cover photo.
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The document contains the results of audience feedback surveys conducted on various elements of a magazine created by the author.
For the front cover, 7 out of 10 people said the strongest part was the color scheme. For the content page, 5 out of 10 people said the strongest part was the column layout. For the double-page spread, 7 out of 10 people chose the black and white photograph as the strongest part.
All 10 people agreed that the author's use of color scheme represented the genre of rock and roll. They also agreed that the person interviewed for the magazine and the overall suitability of the magazine's features were appropriate for the target audience.
Audience redearch
The document contains the results of audience feedback surveys given to 10 people for various elements of a magazine about rock music.
For the gender questionnaire, 6 respondents were male and 4 were female. For the front cover, 3 people liked the masthead, 3 liked the color scheme, and 4 liked the main image.
For the content page, 50% liked the main girl band image. For the double page spread, the majority liked the black and white main image. For the cover, 5 people would change the coverlines and 4 the strapline.
For the content page title, 60% would change it. For the article, the majority said it needed changing. 100% thought the regular features and interview
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The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey about a magazine. 100% of respondents said the color scheme fits the genre and the fonts work. All respondents also said the articles fit the genre. For price, there was a 50/50 split on paying £2.99. 100% said the cover image was eye-catching. The majority suggested changing the font sizes. Over 90% said the cover lines and double page spread were interesting. 60% thought there was enough content while 40% thought more was needed. Finally, 90% thought the three pieces worked well together as a magazine.
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The document discusses the design of a magazine cover and contents page and how it uses and develops conventions of magazine design. Some key points:
- The magazine cover uses a masthead, consistent colors, serif fonts, cover lines, and anchors the main image like typical magazine covers. However, it uses a medium close-up image rather than close-up to fit its niche college audience.
- The contents page uses consistent colors, photos, page references, serif subtitles and numbers, and rule of thirds composition like conventional magazines.
- Minor changes were made from draft designs to better follow conventions - adding more cover lines, repositioning the image, and arranging images and text on the contents page
1. research
The color schemes, photography, and content of the magazines were analyzed. For the teenage gaming magazine, black and white colors were used to make the title and text stand out, and dynamic character photos appealed to the target audience. The fishing magazine for retirement-aged men used natural colors and a casual writing style. The children's gaming magazine featured bright colors and simple explanations of games. Common features identified were a main cover image, attention-grabbing slogans, and more emphasis on images over text on the cover versus inside spreads. Aspects to include are large titles, flashy slogans, and bright colors.
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Question 1
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- The top area identified for improvement was photography. The magazine was perceived to represent rock music.
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- 100% said they would buy the magazine. Comments provided feedback on formatting and suggested taking a more unique angle.
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The document discusses the design of a magazine cover and contents page and how it uses and develops conventions of magazine design. Some key points:
- The magazine cover uses a masthead, consistent colors, serif fonts, cover lines, and anchors the main image like typical magazine covers. However, it uses a medium close-up image rather than close-up to fit its niche college audience.
- The contents page uses consistent colors, photos, page references, serif subtitles and numbers, and rule of thirds composition like conventional magazines.
- Minor changes were made from draft designs to better follow conventions - adding more cover lines, repositioning the image, and arranging images and text on the contents page
1. research
The color schemes, photography, and content of the magazines were analyzed. For the teenage gaming magazine, black and white colors were used to make the title and text stand out, and dynamic character photos appealed to the target audience. The fishing magazine for retirement-aged men used natural colors and a casual writing style. The children's gaming magazine featured bright colors and simple explanations of games. Common features identified were a main cover image, attention-grabbing slogans, and more emphasis on images over text on the cover versus inside spreads. Aspects to include are large titles, flashy slogans, and bright colors.
1. research
The color schemes, photography, and content of the magazines were analyzed. For teenage gaming magazines, bright colors and dynamic character photos were used to appeal to teenage interests in action games. Content focused on popular games like Spiderman. Kids' gaming magazines used bright colors and Mario/game artwork. Content explained games simply. Fishing magazines varied color schemes and photography based on target audience - natural blues for retirement fishing, greens for river fishing. Writing styles also differed - casual for kids, formal and factual for global fishing. Women's magazines used pinks/reds and gossip-style writing with celebrity photos. Large titles, bright colors, and flashy slogans enticed readers on covers across magazines.
1. research
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The document discusses how the media product sticks to conventions of real magazines. It follows rules such as including a masthead at the top of pages, using a consistent color scheme and font for house style. It also includes coverlines, barcodes, dates and sticks to a stereotypical theme for its target audience. Throughout the contents page and double page spread, it maintains typical magazine conventions like listing page numbers and using images and colored fonts to engage readers.
Target Audience Feedback
Based on feedback from target audiences:
- Over 83% loved or thought the product was good. Over 91% thought the pages related cohesively.
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- The target audience was identified as teenagers and students. It was thought to appeal most to gig goers and musicians.
- Over 83% loved or thought the magazine title/masthead was good. About half were interested in the cover stories.
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Completed Magazine Survey – Results Summary
- 1. Completed Magazine Survey – Results Summary By Searle9085
- 2. Strengths of Magazine Cover 100% say that my imagery, fonts and barcode position are strengths 66.67% think the colours, language and coverlines strong 33.33% believe the cover story, the brand identity are strengths 33.33% believe the layout was successful
- 3. Strengths of Magazine Contents Page 66.67% think the list of contents and the colours are successful 100% believe that both the easy navigation and the images are strengths of the contents page 33.33% say the header and footer and the Issue number, date and promotion of SA subscription and the website URL are strong
- 4. Strengths of Magazine Double Page Spread 100% think the pull quote, the images and the headline are strengths of the double page spread 66.67% believe the article, the colours and the standfirst are successful for the page 33.33% say the kicker is successful
- 5. Weaknesses of the Magazine Pages None of the target audience thought the images, fonts and language are a weakness 33.33% think the article is a weakness of the double page spread 33.33% think the coverlines weakens the magazine cover 33.33% believe the header and footer are a weakness of the magazine pages 33.33% think that standfirst weakens the double page spread
- 6. Would my target audience buy my magazine? 66.67% say they would definitely buy my magazine 33.33% say they might buy my magazine
- 7. What I would change in accordance to these results 33.33% say they would change the article on the double page spread 33.33% say coverlines need to be reconsidered on the magazine cover 66.67% believe the header and footer should be changed 33.33% think say they would change the kicker