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Jack Hickman has created plans for a gaming magazine and website. The document includes flat plans for the magazine's front cover, double page spread, and three website pages. It also includes a style sheet outlining six fonts to be used and their purposes. The website plan describes the background, navigation bar, and color scheme. A five week schedule is outlined with two weeks for planning, two weeks for production, and one week for processes and evaluation.
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The strengths of the research included a detailed analysis of existing products. However, the research focused on different types of magazines and could have been improved. The planning included a detailed style sheet and proposal, but initial design ideas were weak. Time management was good, but the product could have benefited from additional time. Comparisons to similar magazines showed similarities like large pictures and titles, but the magazines differed in layout and amount of information. The visual design looked professional like a real magazine, though some photos were not original. Overall, the target audience of filmmakers was appealed to through niche topics and a mixture of detailed articles and information.
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- 3. Flat Plan-Front Cover Background Image Mast Head Cover Line Image Text Text
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