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The document discusses the design elements and tone used in a college magazine aimed at students. It uses an informal, relatable tone along with primary colors, a large masthead, and an attractive cover image of a girl to appeal to its young audience. Symbolic codes like featuring sports players and using buzzwords are also employed to match audience expectations. Page elements like masthead, cover lines, subtitles, images, and graphics help organize the content.
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Contents and cover analysis
- 1. Mode of Address Cover lines Colour Scheme Friendly, used to appeal to ‘SHE’S 15 & STILL PREGNANT’ Primary colours = makes students Mode of address – very magazine basic and ‘’He better hope they serve informal, gossipy – will interest approachable beer in hell’’ – jokey, young people relatable to students COLLEGE(Masthead) – big red letters stands out on blurry background & matches red shirt in picture – makes it stand Barcode Date & Issue number out Conventions Masthead, cover lines, etc. Picture of an ‘attractive’ person on the front. Symbolic code girl on the cover used to attract audience
- 2. MASTHEAD PUFF INSIDE! Skyline Makes the content seem special/more exciting Codes – Sport players on a college magazine - expected Barcode Date & Issue number Graphic BUZZ WORD
- 3. Masthead Page Numbers Subtitles Images
- 4. Masthead Subtitles Page Images Numbers Graphics