Mc edwards assignment 9.4
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- The date which informs how often the magazine is published and when the issue is valid until.
- Website and social media links that give readers additional ways to access content.
- The main feature which takes up significant space and draws attention through images and anchored text.
- Secondary features placed around the cover to make room for the main story.
- Captions that provide more context for the featured stories.
- A simple color scheme used to make the brand recognizable.
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