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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted with 10 year 11 boys to get their opinions on 4 magazine cover template designs and color schemes. The survey asked which template and color scheme they liked best and worst. Based on the results, Template 1 was chosen as the best design for the magazine cover as it received the most positive feedback about being the best overall design and having the best color scheme from the surveyed demographic.
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Interview summary
The interviewee received positive feedback on the designs for their Billboard, Magazine, and Website. For the Billboard, respondents liked the flat plan, color scheme, and said they would be interested in the products. For the Magazine, respondents were interested in at least one genre and liked the running theme, house style, and design. For the Website, respondents said the design was easy to read and navigate, and that it was interesting and eye-catching enough for the target audience to use. The interviewee confirmed they will use the designs shown to respondents as finals based on this positive feedback.
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Evaulation 2
The target audience of teenage girls provided feedback on the magazine. They said the cover star and colors first caught their attention on the front cover. On the contents page, they thought the colors looked best. For the double page spreads, they said the layout and cover star picture stood out. The audience suggested adding more pictures to the contents page and improving the cover star photo. They felt the color scheme was attractive and drew them to the magazine. The author thinks smoother photo edges could improve the work and is most pleased with the front cover design, cover star, and masthead.
Audience feedback
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Analysis of my results
The document analyzes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It summarizes the key findings from each question:
1) The ages ranged mainly from 14 to 54, providing varied experiences.
2) The gender split was close, with 25 boys and 20 girls, allowing for unbiased answers.
3) Many respondents said they did not read pop magazines, limiting feedback.
The analysis informed decisions about the magazine cover design and content based on the most popular responses.
Questionnaire
The document contains a questionnaire about a music magazine, asking respondents about whether they like the magazine, their rating of its appearance, thoughts on the color scheme, suggestions for improvement, the social class it seems aimed at, favorite features, and favorite page. Responses indicate most respondents like the magazine, rate its appearance positively, think the color scheme is good, and suggest minor changes. Their favorite features are interviews, top lists, music reviews and upcoming events, and their favorite pages are the front cover and contents due to standout design and engaging content.
Evaluation question
1) The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to get audience feedback on video advertisements for cleaning products.
2) The survey was completed by mostly females aged 26-30, with most respondents indicating that they do domestic cleaning and would be interested in buying the product after viewing the ads.
3) Open-ended questions asked what respondents found appealing about the ads, with answers mentioning the humor, accents, and layout/conventions.
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Interview summary
The interviewee received positive feedback on the designs for their Billboard, Magazine, and Website. For the Billboard, respondents liked the flat plan, color scheme, and said they would be interested in the products. For the Magazine, respondents were interested in at least one genre and liked the running theme, house style, and design. For the Website, respondents said the design was easy to read and navigate, and that it was interesting and eye-catching enough for the target audience to use. The interviewee confirmed they will use the designs shown to respondents as finals based on this positive feedback.
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Evaulation 2
The target audience of teenage girls provided feedback on the magazine. They said the cover star and colors first caught their attention on the front cover. On the contents page, they thought the colors looked best. For the double page spreads, they said the layout and cover star picture stood out. The audience suggested adding more pictures to the contents page and improving the cover star photo. They felt the color scheme was attractive and drew them to the magazine. The author thinks smoother photo edges could improve the work and is most pleased with the front cover design, cover star, and masthead.
Audience feedback
The document contains the results of a survey given to an audience about a music magazine created by the author. Most respondents were between ages 16-25. The magazine was recognized as featuring DJ/dance music. 90% felt the magazine looked conventional and professional. For the cover, colors attracted 40% while 30% cited the text. The cover appealed to all respondents. For the contents page, 60% liked the layout or images most. Very few disliked anything about the contents page or double page spread. The suggested price point of £1-2 was most acceptable to the target audience.
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Analysis of my results
The document analyzes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It summarizes the key findings from each question:
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Questionnaire
The document contains a questionnaire about a music magazine, asking respondents about whether they like the magazine, their rating of its appearance, thoughts on the color scheme, suggestions for improvement, the social class it seems aimed at, favorite features, and favorite page. Responses indicate most respondents like the magazine, rate its appearance positively, think the color scheme is good, and suggest minor changes. Their favorite features are interviews, top lists, music reviews and upcoming events, and their favorite pages are the front cover and contents due to standout design and engaging content.
Evaluation question
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