The document analyzes the design elements of a magazine article about choirs. It notes that the title uses bold letters to stand out. The article employs imagery well, including a full-page picture of the choir and director that relates directly to the topic. The text is split into five columns for easier reading. The language uses proper, high-class English without slang, suggesting an older target audience. Neutral, soothing colors are also used throughout, again indicating an older readership.

1. Font:
The Title is in big bold letters so that
it really stands out the clever use of
writing will attract a wider audience,
as they have taken a well-known
quote and used it to create
relevance to the article. This is a
good technique as it engages the
reader as they will be able to see
why these chosen choirs are the last
ones standing.
Design:
The article is mainly imaged based
as one whole page is taking up by a
picture of the choir which relates to
what the article is about. There is
also a picture of the choir director.
The writing is split up into five
columns making it easier to read
and filling out a bit of the space.
Language:
The language used is very
high class English with no
slang writing, which
suggests that this magazine
is made for an older target
audience.
Colour:
The colours used in the double page
spread are very neutral and
soothing to the eye, which again
suggests that this magazine was
made for an older target audience
who don’t need bright colours to be
able to be attracted to the
magazine. The size of the picture
makes it the first thing the reader
sees.