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The masthead of the magazine is small and aligned to the left, indicating that the magazine prioritizes the informational content over attracting attention. The light green and black color scheme suggests the magazine's focus on summer and children's education. The main image depicts a smiling schoolgirl in uniform removing her hat, intended to represent the success parents can achieve by following the magazine's advice. Overall, the magazine's simple and subtle design is meant to appeal to all parents seeking organized and helpful information about giving their children the best education.
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The document analyzes and summarizes the design elements of the cover of an independent school magazine. Key elements discussed include the pink masthead aimed at parents of girls, a large central image of a schoolgirl, simple and organized fonts and layout, and bright feminine colors. The cover is designed to attract parents and provide helpful information to support their child's education.
Media Magazine Front Page Two
The magazine uses pink and black colours to target female audiences and mothers. It aims to portray the school as sophisticated and respectable. The main image features a smiling girl in a school uniform, showing she is proud of her achievements and role model status. Key information like "Exam Choices" is highlighted in large white text to draw in readers and help parents communicate with their children. A pink pug drawing attention to "Top 10 Tips" also aims to make parents feel more comfortable and informed about choosing schools. The simple, consistent font and layout balance information display with an easy-to-read format. As there is no barcode, the magazine is likely distributed termly by the school to update parents.
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The second magazine uses a familiar masthead and informal main image with pop culture references to engage readers. Its contents page establishes a unique identity with tilted informal text and festival photo.
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Contents page analysis
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Magazine 4
- 1. Masthead The mastheadisusedto showthe readerswhatthe magazine isandpredominantlywhatits about. Thismagazine wouldbe consideredtobe forparentswho’schildrenare inschool,we can tell this by justlookingatthe masthead.The colourisa verylightgreenandblack.The greencouldlinkwith the theme of the magazine beingaboutsummerandchildrenstartingtheirnew formof education, it alsomakesthe frontcoverhave a verysimple feel asthe restof the coloursare alsoverysubtle. Comparedtothe restof the page the mastheadisfairlysmall andisalignedtothe left,takingup onlyhalf of the width.Thisshowsthat the magazine ismore aboutthe informationinside andwhat youcan learnfromit,thisgoesagainstnormal codesand conventionsof aschool magazine asthe mastheadisnormallyusedtoattract the readersattentionand make themwantto findoutmore aboutthe magazine. Fonts The fontsused throughoutthe frontcover are all sans serif and are veryformal. Thiscouldshow the simple structure of the magazine and the formality withinit,also representing organisationand sophistication whichiswhat the audience would wantas they wanttheirchilds educationtobe as organizedas possible Main Image The main image isa large image of a girl inschool uniformwhichseemstobe of a private school.Thiscouldrepresentthat the magazine mayonlybe aimedat parentswithfemale children.The girl inthe image istakingherhatoff,thiscouldshow that she iscelebratingherschool yearandthat it wentsuccessfully,representingtothe readersthata parentwhotakesthis advice theirchildrenwill have the same success. The shotof the girl isa close upshowingherexpressionswhichshowsthat she ishappy abouthereducationandhowwell she hasdone,makingreadersmore intreged. The image isthe largest graphicon the page,thismakesthe magazine standout more,attractingmore readers. Colours The coloursare verysubtle and aren’tvery bold.Thiscould representthe simplicityof the magazine and any parentcan use it foradvice on howto give theirkidsthe besteducation. Thiscouldalso representthat itssummerand itsa more relaxingtime. Mode of address The magazine speakstoreaderin a veryformal way and seemstowant to be veryhelpful to the parent,offering lotsof different advice fortheir childseducation.It offeresthe parents problemsthey mightbe having withtheirchildrens educationbut doesn’tgive on otherinformation aboutit so they have to buythe magazine tofind out aboutit. Graphics The graphics used are verysimple showingthe readerthat itisn’t a complicatedor complex magazine.Itseasy to understandand easyto obtain informationfrom it.