The document discusses the front cover design of a magazine. Key points: - Colors were carefully chosen to set the color scheme and make the text easy to read while looking fun and professional. - The target age bracket of 16-24 was based on the institution E4 they were following. - The layout was inspired by another magazine, using a close-up character photo to draw readers in and clear section headings.

1. Q2. How Effective is the
combination of your main
product and ancillary text ?

2. During the process of making our front cover
we took into consideration what we wanted ,
which was a easy to read and cheap/
cheerful look
We chose the colours carefully due to it
setting the colour scheme throughout the
magazine , the colours we chose stood out
from each other making it easy to reed and
look fun and professional at the same time
The magazine was aimed at people in the
age bracket of 16 – 24 due to our institution
we were following being E4 which is the
same age bracket as them
As you can see we have chosen a medium
close up of a main character who is making
direct eye contact with the audience
drawing them in

3. As you can see this is the magazine we were
basing our front cover on, the reason being is
because we liked the simple lay out and big
cover star on the front

4. What I am showing here is the Header of
the front cover , we liked how the colours
stood out and the text was informing
This Text is located just below the main
Title , it says “Week” implying it is weekly
and quick and easy , we chose “Now”
which conveys the same message

5. Here is the main feature which is located
nearer the bottom of the page , both ours
and Satellites front cover have it in large
text clear to see so people can easily
see the main feature
We used other Students Projects to star
as an extra feature on our front cover,
we also used 2 different shapes the
same as our inspired magazine

6. How we Created Genre
Characters - Costumes -

7. How we Created Genre
Storylines - Location -

8. Final Billboard

9. Fitting our Billboard With E4
Criteria
2.2.2 Writing numbers
The „four‟ in E4 should always be
a numeral.
However, in general one to ten are to
be written out: one, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
Number 11 onwards should be written
in figures: He was 12 years old.
All numbers at the beginning of sentences
should be written out:
Two million years ago
Weights, times, measures and dates
should be started numerically.
2.1.3 The Logo position
Where possible in print, the E4 logo However, when the logo is used with
should always appear in the bottom the strips of tape, it must always form
right-hand position of the page. It should a unit by being positioned over one or
be placed no closer than 10mm from the both pieces of tape. This unit can then
trimmed edge. be used anywhere within the print space.
(please see print & poster section at
back of style guide for examples).