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The font and layout of the magazine are kept very simple to engage readers and get straight to the key information. Pink and blue colors are used to target a younger, family audience. The main image features a happy girl making a school lunch with her mother, reinforcing the magazine's focus on parenting tips and recipes. Short descriptions of articles on topics like school lunches and shopping for supplies help attract readers and drive sales.
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The school magazine cover uses a blue headline and subheading to match the school's colors and brand. A short headline and less prominent subheading allow the magazine to guide the reader's attention. The primary colors of blue and white are memorable to the school and create a consistent house style. The models on the cover, one male and one female, are smiling to portray student happiness at the school and attract more parents and students.
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The document summarizes the design choices made for a school magazine targeted at years 7-9. A sixth form student was used as the foreground image on the cover to provide an icon for younger students to look up to. The masthead "Skools R 4 fools" was chosen as the most popular title from a survey. A competition to win money on lunch cards was advertised to attract readers. The contents page included images and logos to encourage reading different articles and represent the school. In conclusion, the author was not fully happy with font size and background choices and would make adjustments if redesigning the magazine.
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- 1. The font used for this magazine is a very simple font to highlight that the magazine is very simple but also it’s very effective on by drawing the audience showing that the magazine isn’t complicated and it gets straight to the point. The main title of the magazine is ‘Canadian family’ the Canadian is in a very simple smaller font compared to the family. This is then showing off that the family is very important; the font used for the sell lines is also very simple font but is very different some of them are in sans serif this is drawing the readers in to different parts of the magazine making the readers want to read more about the magazine. The colours used on this magazine are mostly pinks and blues this is showing off that the magazine is mostly for a younger audience but also they are childlike colours. Showing that the magazine is suitable and fits the target audience; families with young children. By using these colours it gives the magazine it shows that the magazine will be fun and full of creative ideas that you can do with your children. The main title is in a baby pink colour and this matches the girls top in the main image so this could reflect a childlike approach the magazine has towards the audience. The layout for the magazine is quite busy but this very simple and effective because the different colours show off the different stories. There are sell stories and stories above the strapline and headline and this is showing off the magazine is full of lots of information, the different stories don’t over crowd the main image they fit carefully and effectively around them and this way it makes the magazine lo0ok less crowded by effectively putting them in different places giving the magazine a very different look and also an very effective smart look. This magazine has a barcode which shows that it is part of an series that you can buy at an local store, this means that you will be able to keep on buying this magazine without paying for it within a series. Showing regular information weekly so that parents can keep to date. The main image for this magazine is of a young girl with her mum I the background and she is looking very happy, she is about to eat food that she has made with her mum. This links with a sell story on the side of the magazine talking about ‘school lunches’ this is showing that in the magazine there will be more ideas for what parents can make their children for lunch. Her mum also in the background looks very happy that her child is wanting to eat her food and that she knows that she will have a healthy lunch and she will be happy. Also if other parents see the front of this magazine they will see how happy children can be with different foods and they will want their child to looking like that and be excited. The sell stories on the side4 of the magazine are showing of all the stories inside of the magazines. They are in different colours from the title and also the font is different this is to draw the readers attention away from the image and want to read these stories inside of the magazine. Their stories reflect what parents will want to know and find out more facts about parenting. ‘BEST back to school gear’ this is a sell story that will help parents if they don’t know where to get the best uniform for the best deal and this magazine will help them find these. By using stories like this parents will want to buy the magazine more to find out the best tips all the time for their children.