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This document appears to be a feedback questionnaire for a magazine. It contains 13 multiple choice questions regarding the respondent's demographics, their assessment of whether the magazine appears to focus on R&B music based on various design elements, the gender and ethnic groups the magazine seems to target, and ways the magazine could be improved. The respondent is asked to provide feedback on aspects like the color scheme, images, and text used on the cover, contents page, and a double page spread.
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- Images, particularly the main image, were cited as the most attention-grabbing elements and important indicators of genre.
- Over half the audience was between ages 16-24, fitting the target demographic.
- Both female and male opinions were gathered since the magazine aims to appeal to both genders.
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1) Using selection tools, color adjustments and zooming to manipulate screenshots and photos to create a front cover, contents page and fit images into layouts.
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3) Skewing, cropping, and removing backgrounds from images using various tools to make them fit stylistically.
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2) Each page features a large image related to rock music, whether of a band or musician.
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1. The document considers potential masthead options for an R&B music magazine. It discusses 5 options: Soul, Replay, Waves, Pulse, and Flow.
2. Soul is suggested as a good option as R&B lyrics often deal with hardships and soul relates to how the genre affects listeners. It also appeals to a wide audience.
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The document appears to contain the results of a survey about a mock R&B magazine cover and contents page. For the cover, the majority found the color scheme appealing and thought the main image caught their attention. Most felt the magazine targeted females based on the images and topics. For the contents page, nearly all thought the color scheme made it look like an R&B magazine.
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