The document discusses design choices made for a magazine targeted at young girls, including using different colored sections to distinguish content types and make the magazine more lively, breaking up the page with sections to reduce perceived writing while adding visual clutter, highlighting subheadings with different colors and font sizes, and using images and a large poster visual to break up text and draw readers' attention without overwhelming them.

1. I chose to make different
coloured sections to
show that the content is
different also it adds to
the liveliness of the
magazine, showing the
target audience are
predominantly young
girls. The different
sections break up the
page so it looks like
there is less writing
however giving it a more
cluttered look.
Here I chose to have the
subheading in a different
colour and different font
size to highlight each
one; the caption adds
more information to
each, for the reader.
Both colours stand out
against the orange
background, so that the
writing is legible.
Multiple images break
up the text so the
reader is not
overwhelmed; the
visual of the poster
lets the reader know
what to expect, or to
entice them to buy the
magazine. A large
image is able to draw
attention, yet fit into
the yellow section.
Here the contentof the
magazine will be listed.