Front cover ideas & development
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This document discusses the development of designs for the front cover of a music magazine called "Chart!". It describes several iterations where different fonts, layouts, and elements were tested. The final design features a slight border, cover lines aligned to the left, and a professionally generated barcode with issue number and price aligned to the right.
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This document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. On the front cover, it uses large masthead and image in the center, as well as cover lines and strap line, following magazine conventions. The contents page also follows conventions with features column and page numbers in a different color. The main article has a large main image, title, date, and page numbers, positioning the focus on the featured artist. Throughout the product, conventions are followed for layout and design elements, with only one convention not used - the reduced front cover on the contents page.
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The document summarizes the development of various design elements for a magazine media product. It describes how the author refined their logo design through iterations to end with a more professional logo. It also details how images on the front cover and contents page were modified based on feedback to better represent the genre. Elements like the barcode, price, date and color scheme are included to match conventions of real magazines. The document discusses using inspiration from existing music magazine layouts while developing unique elements like giveaways to engage readers.
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