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The document describes final drafts of magazine pages, including changes made to improve the front cover, table of contents, and double page spread. For the front cover, colors and headings were edited to look more professional and eye-catching. In the table of contents, the layout was changed to align headings and add an editorial letter and image. For the double page spread, wording, colors, and sizing were adjusted to make the pages more attractive to the target audience.
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3) Adding images to fill white space and changing backgrounds of sections to orange and headings to blue to establish a color scheme.
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2) Feedback led to changes such as using a more readable font for the body text, matching fonts between the headline and quote, and improving alignment.
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- 1. Final Drafts
- 2. Front Cover This shows my final draft of my front cover. I was able edit it and make changes to the front cover, in order to make it look more professional and attractive to the target audience. As well as this, I was able to change the colours of some headings, including the main title, in order to stand out and look eye-catching.
- 3. Table Of Contents In my table of contents, I was able to change the whole layout to make it look more interesting and eye-catching. I was able to move all the editorial pillars with the headings in order to make it aligned with the main heading. Also , I added an editorial letter as this is also a main convention in which m music magazines use. Furthermore, I added an image on the right hand corner and included a subscription for the audience to keep them occupied.
- 4. Double Page Spread On my final double page spread, I was able to make a few changes which includes wording as well as sizing. As well as this, I was able to change the colours and size to make sure that the double page spread looks more attractive and eye-catching for the target audience.