Hannah proposes a new health and fitness magazine called Thrive targeting young female adults aged 16-24 in the North East of England. Her magazine will meet the client brief of being self-financed through advertising and sales. Her research shows the target audience enjoys athletic activities. The magazine will feature local models and advertisers to align with client limitations. Hannah outlines sections on design, articles, distribution and budget to demonstrate commercial viability despite an initial projected loss.
Hannah Maddison proposes a new health and fitness magazine called Thrive for young female adults aged 16-24 in the North East. She conducted research on the target audience and competitors. The magazine would include articles on a variety of health topics using local models and photographers. It would have a colorful modern design. However, based on the estimated costs of £4,898 for personnel, equipment and printing versus expected advertising income of £2,960, the first issue would result in a loss of £1,924.
Joe Clark presents a pitch for a new male health magazine called "Shape" targeted at males aged 16-25. He outlines the magazine will focus on fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle content presented in an informative yet fun tone. It will be financed through sales and advertisements. Mockups of the magazine show a modern design with bright colors, attractive fonts, and ideal imagery of fit males. Joe provides details on personnel, equipment, printing, and distribution costs, projecting the magazine will make a net profit.
Emily Harrison proposes a new magazine called Liquorice aimed at 16-24 year olds. It would be an alternative lifestyle magazine distributed through the Northern Echo to fill a gap in the market. Mockups show a pastel colored design with handwritten fonts. Articles would discuss topics like university life and local events. The budget projects initial losses that could be addressed by reducing printing costs to make the magazine commercially viable within the client brief of self-financing through advertising.
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The document discusses the evolution of computational models over time. It provides the example of models of the cell cycle control network in the bacterium Clostridium acetobutylicum that have been developed and expanded on since 1984. The models have become more detailed over time, incorporating new experimental findings and insights. The document also discusses how models of the core cell cycle oscillator have evolved since 1991 with the addition of new molecular components and regulatory interactions based on studies in different organisms.
Réalisation d'un site web dynamique mobile pour Air AlgérieBachir Benyammi
Les téléphones portables sont devenus une partie essentielle dans de notre vie quotidienne, en parallèle ; plusieurs langages de programmation ont été conçus pour atteindre ces dispositifs.
Afin d’élargie et d’étendre les services en ligne fournissent par Air Algérie, et d’être de plus en plus proche aux clients, On a proposé à Air Algérie de mettre en œuvre une application mobile pour la consultation et la réservation des vols.
Code source disponible sur : https://github.com/benbac20/AirAlgerieWap
This document provides guidance on facilitating effective Product Backlog Refinement sessions. It discusses that PBR is a process where the Scrum team reviews and revises product backlog items to provide more detail and clarity. It recommends having all Scrum team members participate. An agenda, required participants, time-boxing, environment setup, warmup activities, and techniques for prioritization and discussion are presented to help structure effective PBR sessions. Minutes and follow-up tasks are also important elements.
Hannah Maddison proposes a new health and fitness magazine called Thrive for young female adults aged 16-24 in the North East. She conducted research on the target audience and competitors. The magazine would include articles on a variety of health topics using local models and photographers. It would have a colorful modern design. However, based on the estimated costs of £4,898 for personnel, equipment and printing versus expected advertising income of £2,960, the first issue would result in a loss of £1,924.
Joe Clark presents a pitch for a new male health magazine called "Shape" targeted at males aged 16-25. He outlines the magazine will focus on fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle content presented in an informative yet fun tone. It will be financed through sales and advertisements. Mockups of the magazine show a modern design with bright colors, attractive fonts, and ideal imagery of fit males. Joe provides details on personnel, equipment, printing, and distribution costs, projecting the magazine will make a net profit.
Emily Harrison proposes a new magazine called Liquorice aimed at 16-24 year olds. It would be an alternative lifestyle magazine distributed through the Northern Echo to fill a gap in the market. Mockups show a pastel colored design with handwritten fonts. Articles would discuss topics like university life and local events. The budget projects initial losses that could be addressed by reducing printing costs to make the magazine commercially viable within the client brief of self-financing through advertising.
Przeglad mobilnych aplikacji bankowych. Co oferuja banki czego oczekuje klien...Monika Mikowska
Prelekcja z XXXII Forum Bankowości Elektronicznej, "Przegląd mobilnych aplikacji bankowych. Co oferują banki a czego oczekuje klient.", 12.12.2013, Warszawa
The document discusses the evolution of computational models over time. It provides the example of models of the cell cycle control network in the bacterium Clostridium acetobutylicum that have been developed and expanded on since 1984. The models have become more detailed over time, incorporating new experimental findings and insights. The document also discusses how models of the core cell cycle oscillator have evolved since 1991 with the addition of new molecular components and regulatory interactions based on studies in different organisms.
Réalisation d'un site web dynamique mobile pour Air AlgérieBachir Benyammi
Les téléphones portables sont devenus une partie essentielle dans de notre vie quotidienne, en parallèle ; plusieurs langages de programmation ont été conçus pour atteindre ces dispositifs.
Afin d’élargie et d’étendre les services en ligne fournissent par Air Algérie, et d’être de plus en plus proche aux clients, On a proposé à Air Algérie de mettre en œuvre une application mobile pour la consultation et la réservation des vols.
Code source disponible sur : https://github.com/benbac20/AirAlgerieWap
This document provides guidance on facilitating effective Product Backlog Refinement sessions. It discusses that PBR is a process where the Scrum team reviews and revises product backlog items to provide more detail and clarity. It recommends having all Scrum team members participate. An agenda, required participants, time-boxing, environment setup, warmup activities, and techniques for prioritization and discussion are presented to help structure effective PBR sessions. Minutes and follow-up tasks are also important elements.
The document outlines a plan for a new magazine targeted at hipster/indie males aged 16-25 in the North East of England. Key details include:
- The magazine, called "Mode", will focus on topics related to the target audience's interests like fashion, music, and fitness through an indie lens.
- It will be self-financed through a £4.99 cover price and advertising sales, with a first print run of 15,000 copies per month.
- A financial analysis estimates total expenditures of £13,000 for printing, personnel, and equipment. Advertising and sales income is predicted to be £80,750, resulting in an estimated net profit of £33,
The document outlines a proposal for a new magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds in the northeast of England. It provides details on the brief such as being self-financed through advertising and sales. Plans include targeting a 70% female audience and focusing on mental health issues through articles, images and design while adhering to editorial standards.
The document outlines a client brief for a new magazine or newspaper product commissioned by The Northern Echo for a specified 16-25 age group audience. The creator proposes a women's lifestyle magazine called "Fresh" targeted towards 16-25 year old females from an ABC1 socioeconomic background. Details provided include intended audience profile, constraints from the Press Complaints Commission, genre and content research, proposed features and sections, design elements like fonts and colors, sample layouts, and a financial plan to ensure the magazine is self-financing through sales and advertising.
The document outlines plans for a new women's health and lifestyle magazine called Thrive aimed at females aged 16-20. It will be self-financed through advertising and sales revenue. The magazine will fill a gap in the market by focusing on mental health and well-being in addition to physical health. Market research was conducted on similar magazines' styles and content to determine the best approach.
Holly Wright has been commissioned to create a new magazine or newspaper product for the Northern Echo that is self-financed through sales and advertising and targets the 16-25 age group. She has created a women's health and lifestyle magazine called Impulse aimed at this audience. Her financial plan estimates total costs of £4,111 which will be covered by predicted advertising sales of £5,400 and estimated magazine sales income of £7,200, resulting in an expected net profit of £10,298.
Holly Wright has been commissioned to create a new magazine for the 16-25 age group that will be self-financed through sales and advertising. She proposes creating a women's health and lifestyle magazine called "Impulse" targeting that demographic. It will focus not just on fashion and beauty but also mental and physical well-being. Holly believes this niche focus on both social and health topics will attract readers and advertisers. She outlines plans for content, design, costs, personnel, advertising rates, and expects the first issue will turn a profit.
Holly Wright has been commissioned to create a new magazine or newspaper product for the Northern Echo that must be self-financed through sales or advertising and targeted towards 16-25 year olds. She has decided to create a women's health and lifestyle magazine called Impulse aimed at this audience. Her financial plan estimates total expenditures of £4,111 and total income of £14,400 through advertising sales of £5,400 and estimated magazine sales income of £9,000, resulting in a net profit of £10,298.
- The document outlines a brief to create a new self-financed magazine or newspaper product for the 16-25 age group to be commissioned by the Northern Echo.
- The author proposes creating a car motoring magazine called "Low and Slow" targeted towards modifying affordable cars for younger audiences on a budget.
- Research was conducted on genre, colors, layouts, and article ideas. Mockups were created and feedback was received. The goals are for the name to be memorable and articles to be unique.
The document outlines a proposal for a new women's lifestyle magazine aimed at 16-24 year olds to be distributed as a supplement to the Northern Echo newspaper. It will be self-financed through advertising. The proposal discusses targeting the ABC1 demographic, considering the secondary newspaper audience, following press regulations, and exploring genres like fashion magazines for inspiration. Mockups will include colorful designs, images, and text styles. Sample articles pitched include models' rights, fashion trends over time, and tattoos.
This document outlines plans for a new magazine called Enigma targeting 16-25 year olds. It will be a hybrid of women's lifestyle and alternative lifestyle genres. The creator provides details on the content, style, and branding of Enigma to appeal to its target audience. Market research including focus groups and mockups was positive. The business plan includes budgets for personnel, equipment, advertising income, and projections for profit. The creator believes Enigma will fill a gap in the market for a magazine that appeals to both men and women in its demographic.
The document outlines a proposal for a new travel magazine called WANDER! aimed at a 16-24 year old audience. The magazine will be self-financed through advertising. It will include articles on travel destinations, festivals, culture and travel advice. Feedback from the target audience found they were interested in exotic locations and journaling style articles. A mock-up included contents, sample articles on skiing in Andorra and cities in Manchester and Leeds. Projected costs included printing, personnel and distribution. The proposal argues it will fulfill an existing gap in the travel magazine market for younger readers.
The document outlines a proposal for a new magazine called "Truly" aimed at teenage girls aged 16-24. It will be financed through advertising and magazine sales. The magazine will have a variety of content such as articles on depression, gangs, and airbrushing. It aims to celebrate individuality rather than copying celebrities. Market research with focus groups was positive. Budgets are outlined for costs of production including photographers, models, and equipment. Advertising rates are provided. Predicted sales of 6,000 copies at £2 per issue are estimated to make a small profit after costs are covered.
This document outlines a business plan for a new women's lifestyle magazine called CHIC Magazine targeted at women ages 16-25. The plan includes details on the magazine's content, design, distribution, costs, and projected profits. Market research was conducted on similar magazines and a focus group provided feedback on mock-ups. The budget accounts for personnel, printing, equipment, advertising, and sales to project a net profit. In summary, the document proposes launching a self-financed magazine that fills a gap in the market for an inspirational lifestyle publication for young women.
Harry Maxfield has been commissioned by the Northern Echo to create a new magazine or newspaper product targeted at 16-25 year olds that is self-financed through advertising or sales. He proposes a business/entrepreneur magazine called The Goods aimed at a male and female audience in the North East of England interested in startups and young business. The 16-page magazine will have articles on working hard and playing hard, the YouTube industry, and gaming addiction. It will be printed in 10,000 copies and distributed for £2 each. Advertising sales and magazine sales are predicted to generate a net profit of £9,276 after costs.
Hayley Gallagher has been commissioned to create a new magazine for the Northern Echo targeted towards 16-24 year olds. She proposes "The Gap", a magazine focused on gap years and festivals. It will be budget-friendly and appeal to a C2DE demographic. The Gap will fill a gap in the market for an personal, informative magazine on these topics written from Hayley's experiences. It will be self-financed through advertising and sales. Hayley conducted research on genres, audiences, and regulations to ensure The Gap's success.
Hayley Gallagher has proposed a new magazine aimed at those aged 16-24 taking gap years or attending festivals. The magazine will be financed through sales and advertising revenue. It will provide personal experiences and advice on topics like music festivals. The magazine's style and content is tailored to its target C2DE demographic through affordable pricing, youthful design, and relatable models. It will fill a gap in the market for an informative yet casual magazine on this topic.
The document outlines a brief for a new magazine product aimed at 16-25 year olds. The client is The Northern Echo newspaper, which will limit the magazine's content, audience, advertising, and standards. The author considers these limitations and decides to create an alternative lifestyle magazine called "Mirror" targeting young women. Mockups are presented for the cover, contents page, and sample articles. Costs are estimated for printing, personnel, and equipment. Advertising rates are set to generate estimated income, though the first issue would result in a small loss. Reducing printing costs in future issues could help become profitable.
This magazine cover uses a close-up photo of Katy Perry to appeal to both male and female readers interested in music and celebrity gossip. Large capitalized text promotes free music downloads and quotes from stories inside to intrigue potential buyers. The magazine title stands out in black against the white background, while pink text and the focus on Perry suggest the target audience is mainly female fans of her music.
The document provides details about planning and designing a new psychology magazine aimed at females aged 16-24. Key information includes:
- The magazine will be self-financed through advertising and sales to meet the commission brief.
- Regulations from the IPSO media regulator will be followed, especially avoiding offensive content.
- Sample articles, designs, and layouts are presented targeting the interests and preferences of the target audience.
- Budgets are estimated for production costs, personnel, and expected advertising and sales revenue to make the magazine commercially viable.
The document outlines a plan for a new technology magazine called "Enlighten" targeted at 16-25 year olds in the North East of England. It will be self-financed through advertising sales and magazine sales priced at £2.50 each. The magazine will feature articles on topics not typically covered in other technology magazines, with the goal of educating readers. A mock-up shows a sample layout with articles on dating apps, technology addiction, and becoming a YouTube star. Budgets are outlined for production costs, personnel, equipment, and estimated sales income is projected to be £32,200, resulting in a net profit of £9,475.
An astonishing, first-of-its-kind, report by the NYT assessing damage in Ukraine. Even if the war ends tomorrow, in many places there will be nothing to go back to.
The document outlines a plan for a new magazine targeted at hipster/indie males aged 16-25 in the North East of England. Key details include:
- The magazine, called "Mode", will focus on topics related to the target audience's interests like fashion, music, and fitness through an indie lens.
- It will be self-financed through a £4.99 cover price and advertising sales, with a first print run of 15,000 copies per month.
- A financial analysis estimates total expenditures of £13,000 for printing, personnel, and equipment. Advertising and sales income is predicted to be £80,750, resulting in an estimated net profit of £33,
The document outlines a proposal for a new magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds in the northeast of England. It provides details on the brief such as being self-financed through advertising and sales. Plans include targeting a 70% female audience and focusing on mental health issues through articles, images and design while adhering to editorial standards.
The document outlines a client brief for a new magazine or newspaper product commissioned by The Northern Echo for a specified 16-25 age group audience. The creator proposes a women's lifestyle magazine called "Fresh" targeted towards 16-25 year old females from an ABC1 socioeconomic background. Details provided include intended audience profile, constraints from the Press Complaints Commission, genre and content research, proposed features and sections, design elements like fonts and colors, sample layouts, and a financial plan to ensure the magazine is self-financing through sales and advertising.
The document outlines plans for a new women's health and lifestyle magazine called Thrive aimed at females aged 16-20. It will be self-financed through advertising and sales revenue. The magazine will fill a gap in the market by focusing on mental health and well-being in addition to physical health. Market research was conducted on similar magazines' styles and content to determine the best approach.
Holly Wright has been commissioned to create a new magazine or newspaper product for the Northern Echo that is self-financed through sales and advertising and targets the 16-25 age group. She has created a women's health and lifestyle magazine called Impulse aimed at this audience. Her financial plan estimates total costs of £4,111 which will be covered by predicted advertising sales of £5,400 and estimated magazine sales income of £7,200, resulting in an expected net profit of £10,298.
Holly Wright has been commissioned to create a new magazine for the 16-25 age group that will be self-financed through sales and advertising. She proposes creating a women's health and lifestyle magazine called "Impulse" targeting that demographic. It will focus not just on fashion and beauty but also mental and physical well-being. Holly believes this niche focus on both social and health topics will attract readers and advertisers. She outlines plans for content, design, costs, personnel, advertising rates, and expects the first issue will turn a profit.
Holly Wright has been commissioned to create a new magazine or newspaper product for the Northern Echo that must be self-financed through sales or advertising and targeted towards 16-25 year olds. She has decided to create a women's health and lifestyle magazine called Impulse aimed at this audience. Her financial plan estimates total expenditures of £4,111 and total income of £14,400 through advertising sales of £5,400 and estimated magazine sales income of £9,000, resulting in a net profit of £10,298.
- The document outlines a brief to create a new self-financed magazine or newspaper product for the 16-25 age group to be commissioned by the Northern Echo.
- The author proposes creating a car motoring magazine called "Low and Slow" targeted towards modifying affordable cars for younger audiences on a budget.
- Research was conducted on genre, colors, layouts, and article ideas. Mockups were created and feedback was received. The goals are for the name to be memorable and articles to be unique.
The document outlines a proposal for a new women's lifestyle magazine aimed at 16-24 year olds to be distributed as a supplement to the Northern Echo newspaper. It will be self-financed through advertising. The proposal discusses targeting the ABC1 demographic, considering the secondary newspaper audience, following press regulations, and exploring genres like fashion magazines for inspiration. Mockups will include colorful designs, images, and text styles. Sample articles pitched include models' rights, fashion trends over time, and tattoos.
This document outlines plans for a new magazine called Enigma targeting 16-25 year olds. It will be a hybrid of women's lifestyle and alternative lifestyle genres. The creator provides details on the content, style, and branding of Enigma to appeal to its target audience. Market research including focus groups and mockups was positive. The business plan includes budgets for personnel, equipment, advertising income, and projections for profit. The creator believes Enigma will fill a gap in the market for a magazine that appeals to both men and women in its demographic.
The document outlines a proposal for a new travel magazine called WANDER! aimed at a 16-24 year old audience. The magazine will be self-financed through advertising. It will include articles on travel destinations, festivals, culture and travel advice. Feedback from the target audience found they were interested in exotic locations and journaling style articles. A mock-up included contents, sample articles on skiing in Andorra and cities in Manchester and Leeds. Projected costs included printing, personnel and distribution. The proposal argues it will fulfill an existing gap in the travel magazine market for younger readers.
The document outlines a proposal for a new magazine called "Truly" aimed at teenage girls aged 16-24. It will be financed through advertising and magazine sales. The magazine will have a variety of content such as articles on depression, gangs, and airbrushing. It aims to celebrate individuality rather than copying celebrities. Market research with focus groups was positive. Budgets are outlined for costs of production including photographers, models, and equipment. Advertising rates are provided. Predicted sales of 6,000 copies at £2 per issue are estimated to make a small profit after costs are covered.
This document outlines a business plan for a new women's lifestyle magazine called CHIC Magazine targeted at women ages 16-25. The plan includes details on the magazine's content, design, distribution, costs, and projected profits. Market research was conducted on similar magazines and a focus group provided feedback on mock-ups. The budget accounts for personnel, printing, equipment, advertising, and sales to project a net profit. In summary, the document proposes launching a self-financed magazine that fills a gap in the market for an inspirational lifestyle publication for young women.
Harry Maxfield has been commissioned by the Northern Echo to create a new magazine or newspaper product targeted at 16-25 year olds that is self-financed through advertising or sales. He proposes a business/entrepreneur magazine called The Goods aimed at a male and female audience in the North East of England interested in startups and young business. The 16-page magazine will have articles on working hard and playing hard, the YouTube industry, and gaming addiction. It will be printed in 10,000 copies and distributed for £2 each. Advertising sales and magazine sales are predicted to generate a net profit of £9,276 after costs.
Hayley Gallagher has been commissioned to create a new magazine for the Northern Echo targeted towards 16-24 year olds. She proposes "The Gap", a magazine focused on gap years and festivals. It will be budget-friendly and appeal to a C2DE demographic. The Gap will fill a gap in the market for an personal, informative magazine on these topics written from Hayley's experiences. It will be self-financed through advertising and sales. Hayley conducted research on genres, audiences, and regulations to ensure The Gap's success.
Hayley Gallagher has proposed a new magazine aimed at those aged 16-24 taking gap years or attending festivals. The magazine will be financed through sales and advertising revenue. It will provide personal experiences and advice on topics like music festivals. The magazine's style and content is tailored to its target C2DE demographic through affordable pricing, youthful design, and relatable models. It will fill a gap in the market for an informative yet casual magazine on this topic.
The document outlines a brief for a new magazine product aimed at 16-25 year olds. The client is The Northern Echo newspaper, which will limit the magazine's content, audience, advertising, and standards. The author considers these limitations and decides to create an alternative lifestyle magazine called "Mirror" targeting young women. Mockups are presented for the cover, contents page, and sample articles. Costs are estimated for printing, personnel, and equipment. Advertising rates are set to generate estimated income, though the first issue would result in a small loss. Reducing printing costs in future issues could help become profitable.
This magazine cover uses a close-up photo of Katy Perry to appeal to both male and female readers interested in music and celebrity gossip. Large capitalized text promotes free music downloads and quotes from stories inside to intrigue potential buyers. The magazine title stands out in black against the white background, while pink text and the focus on Perry suggest the target audience is mainly female fans of her music.
The document provides details about planning and designing a new psychology magazine aimed at females aged 16-24. Key information includes:
- The magazine will be self-financed through advertising and sales to meet the commission brief.
- Regulations from the IPSO media regulator will be followed, especially avoiding offensive content.
- Sample articles, designs, and layouts are presented targeting the interests and preferences of the target audience.
- Budgets are estimated for production costs, personnel, and expected advertising and sales revenue to make the magazine commercially viable.
The document outlines a plan for a new technology magazine called "Enlighten" targeted at 16-25 year olds in the North East of England. It will be self-financed through advertising sales and magazine sales priced at £2.50 each. The magazine will feature articles on topics not typically covered in other technology magazines, with the goal of educating readers. A mock-up shows a sample layout with articles on dating apps, technology addiction, and becoming a YouTube star. Budgets are outlined for production costs, personnel, equipment, and estimated sales income is projected to be £32,200, resulting in a net profit of £9,475.
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2. >INTRODUCTION
My name is Hannah Maddison and I am here
today to convince you that my ideas for a
new magazine meet your brief.
My magazine is called Thrive, and it is a health
and fitness magazine for young female adults
in the North East.
4. >MY BRIEF
“
You have been commissioned by the Northern
Echo to produce a new magazine or
newspaper product. Your product could be in
any style or genre but it must be self
financed through sales or advertising. You must
also produce your magazine for a specified
audience segment within the 16-25 age
group.
“
5. >HOW I INTEND TO MEET
THIS BRIEF
To ensure I meet the brief that I have
been given, I have done the following;
- Magazine Genre
- Intended age group
- Self finance
- Socioeconomic
- Audience researchı
6. >CLIENT LIMITATIONS
- ADVERTISEMENTS will need to be local
- MODELS from the local area
- LANGUAGE needs to not include taboo
- IMAGES must by appropriate
- NEEDS to champion the North East and be
relevant to the local area
7. >THE AUDIENCE
AGE: 16-24 years old
SEX: Female
STATUS: In education
TRIBE: Athletic
SOCIOECONOMICS: BC1
audience
8. >SECONDARY AUDIENCE
PROBLEMS
- No taboo or slang language
- Nothing inappropriate or offensive content towards the
audience
- Articles that suit both primary and secondary audiences
- Range of readership ages
- No nudity
9. > PCC CONSTRAINTS
The PCC have certain rules that journalists must oblige by to protect the welfare of
others. This means things such as harassment, children, accuracy, discrimination, privacy,
intrusion and reporting of crime. To ensure I apply to these codes set by the PCC I
have made 5 golden rules…
4
1
3
2
5
SEEK CONSENT;
BE ACCURATE;
BE SENSITIVE;
CONFIDENTIALLITY;
DO NOT COPYRIGHT;
10. > UNIQUE SELLING POINT
- Aimed at a younger audience
- Range of articles
- Not typical articles
- Younger language and informal
- Models from the local area
- Will not be the stereotypical health magazine
- There are not many health magazines for young female
adults
14. >GENRE RESEARCH
skyline
Bright bold and gives extra
information to potential
reader.
masthead
Clearly visible,
featured at the top of
the page. Bold and
brightly coloured to
stand out from the rest
of the page.
sell lines
shapes
All sell lines are clean
and tidy..
white
background
font
Gives a minimalistic,
clean and modern
look. Easy to add
any colour to the
background, and
gives no limitations.
main image
Young model, ideal
imagery
Another
form of a
sell line;
however
it adds
to the
cover to
make it
more
appealin
g.
Modern font
shapes
Another form of a sell line;
however it adds to the
cover to make it more
appealing.
Main image
Famous model, ideal imagery
16. >PRIMARY AUDIENCE
PROBLEMS
- AGE RANGE: It is a large age range; therefore I must cater for
all of their interests.
- FINANCIAL ISSUES: BC1 students will not have much money,
needs to be available for target audience.
- TRIBE: Small tribe, needs to appeal to a variety of people.
- APPROPRIATE TOPICS: Content featured needs to appeal
and interest audience.
- ADVERTIMENTS: Although need to be local, they need to
attract primary audience.
18. >DESIGN
- COLOUR SCHEME WILL BE PASTEL COLOURS; MOSTLY FEMALE DRIVEN
COLOURS
- MIXTURE OF ARTICLE TOPICS, RELEVANT TO HEALTH AND FITNESS
- FOLLOW SIMILAR DESIGNS OF: WOMEN’S HEALTH, SHAPE AND
NATURAL HEALTH
- FREE TO VIEW DISTRIBUSTION
19. >THE NAME
THRIVE
- WHY THRIVE?
- WHAT ARE THE CONNOTATIONS?
- DOES IT STAND OUT AGAINST THE COMPETETION?
20. >AIMS
- Inform target audience of health issues
- Focus on young people
- Wide variety of articles
- Informative
- Provide a wide range of topics they will be
interesting in
- Create a magazine young people would like to
read
22. >FRONT COVER
- Layout: structured, simple, minimalistic and
modern.
- Colour scheme: orange. Light, colourful and
relaxed.
- Imagery: relatable, mirrors target audience,
window to future self, white backdrop, butterfly
lighting.
- fonts: bold masthead, block letters, easy to
read and simple.
23. >CONTENTS PAGE
- Layout: simple, relaxed, not too much on the
page and modern
- Colour scheme: light orange, light tone.
- Imagery: continuity, similar images from cover,
mirrors target audience, window to future self, white
backdrop, butterfly lighting.
- fonts: mixture of fonts, easy to read
24. >ARTICLE 1 – my boyfriend
survived a brain tumour
- Layout: simple, static, modern
- Colour scheme: pastel shades of pink and
white, black text
Imagery: two models, couple, white backdrop,
butterfly lighting
- fonts: script style, serif, easy to read
25. >ARTICLE 2 – 10 steps
to a wow waist
- Layout: structured, sectioned,
- Colour scheme: light blue. Light, colourful and
relaxed.
- Imagery: female model, white backdrop,
butterfly lighting.
- fonts: bold headline, block and thin letters, easy
to read and simple, shape behind text.
26. >ARTICLE 3 – fast
food facts
- Layout: structured but busy, and modern.
- Colour scheme: greens. Light, colourful and
relaxed.
- Imagery: mostly all objects, little if any models.
- fonts: bold masthead, block letters, easy to
read and simple.
28. >MOCK UP 1
Positive
I like the
feedback
images used
I like the
colour
scheme
The fo
n
work w ts
ell
togeth
er
The
layou
t
Of
the
tw
o
pages
Looks
goo
d
I
think
the
text
spread
out
looks
really
good
I am
attracted to
this page
29. >MOCK UP 2
Negative
feedback
Too m
text a uch
ltoge
ther
Ver y
Plain
I like the
images used
Does
n’t loo
k
like a
health
maga
zine
Doesn’t
attract me
to
read it
Not m
uch on
the pa
ge
31. >DISTRIBUTION
- I have decided to use the free to view system.
- Distributed through schools, colleges and
universities in the North East area.
- This does not create unnecessary extra wasted
copies.
- Saving cost and contributing to the environment.