Evaluation Salford Scribble-Catherine Thompson
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The document summarizes the key steps taken to design and produce sample newspaper and advertising products, gather feedback, and compare the results to real media products. It outlines developing draft products in Photoshop, distributing them on social media for feedback, and conducting market research through questionnaires and a focus group to inform the final designs.
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- 2. Date & Price Title Website Main Image Side Articles Sub Heading Sub Headings Main Article Columns
- 3. Main Article that matches front Columns cover image Different Articles to attract a wider Eye Catching Language audience Titles Advertisement to attract a wider audience. A variety of different images Easy to read and understand text & language Extras Side headings
- 4. Comparison To My Product & A Real Media Product Extras inside Layout Number of columns One main Image Different articles included Bold easy to read font inside. Colour scheme (Red, Yellow &Black)
- 5. Easy to read text Broadsheet Advertisement Tabloid Clear/different images Columns
- 6. Ancillary Products: Billboard Radio Advert
- 7. Radio Advert Script: Final Product:
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