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The document contains questions for a focus group about a magazine listings article page created as a school project. It asks if the page looks realistic, how well it follows conventions from a real magazine, which conventions stand out, and ways it could be improved. It also asks about design choices like the use of YouTube motifs and the main image. Respondents are asked if the page looks interesting enough to purchase the magazine and read the article.
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