The questionnaire results provided positive feedback on the indie magazine prototype. For question 1, the majority found the front cover image appropriate. The color scheme in question 2 appealed to both males and females. While most would buy the magazine, 3 people cited reasons like price or lack of appeal. The £1.90 price received mixed opinions from the young adult target audience. Fonts were found to be readable. Layouts and images were mostly deemed appropriate with some exceptions. Overall, the magazine received a professionalism rating above the midpoint from the majority.

1. Questionnaire Results
Front Cover - Question 1: Do you think the main image is appropriate for this magazine genre?
This shows that I have followed my
research into the main images of indie
genre magazines, as the majority prefer
them not being sexualised. The minority,
could have not liked the black and white
effect of the image or the picture itself
etc.
Question 2: Do you like the colour scheme?
This shows the house style was a good
choice as it appealed to both males and
females.

2. Questionnaire Results
Question 3: Would you buy this magazine?
The 3 people who wouldn’t buy my
magazine, could be down to numerous
reasons like, the price, doesn’t appeal to
them, don’t include what they are
looking for.
Question 4: Is the price of £1.90 appropriate?
Due to my target audience being young
adults especially students they might
have hoped for a cheaper price or some
might have preferred a more expensive
one.

3. Questionnaire Results
Question 5: Do you like the title of the magazine?
Mixed opinions, maybe having one word
title might have been better, or make
the words the title stands for bigger
then they might have noticed it more.
Contents Page – Question 6: Is the font read-able on the contents page?
Good sign, if the font is readable means
they can read all the articles included,
so more chance of buying it, and the
next issue.

4. Questionnaire Results
Question 7: Does the layout confuse you at all?
Another good sign, then they will know
where every article ca be located,
ensuring that they will read it.
Question 8: Are the images appropriate for this magazine genre?
Different opinions, as it is hard to get
one picture of one artist that is going to
appeal to all my target audience, I tried
to do that and got the majority liking it,
but not everyone.

5. Questionnaire Results
Question 9: Does it make you want to read more of the magazine?
Just by the having the front cover and
contents page, my audience are getting
attracted into reading the rest of the
magazine.
Double Page Spread - Question 10: Is the font read-able on this page?
Again a good sign, shows they can read
the whole article of the cover artist,
which is the main article of the
magazine.

6. Questionnaire Results
Question 11: Are the images appropriate for this page?
This shows that they think the other 3
images used on this page link in with the
front cover, so they this is the article
promised on the cover.
Question 12: Would you be interested to read this article?
Good result, by just the images, title and
pull quote the majority of the people
wouldnt mind reading it to find out
more about the artist, I have attracted
them well here.

7. Questionnaire Results
Overall - Question 13: Rate the whole of this magazine out of 5, on professionalism?
This is a very good result by having the majority of people
voting for it above the half way mark, means I have made it
look professional and they would expect to see out in
everyday shops.
Overall, I got some good feedback of my target audience
about my production, this highlights I followed my target
audience successfully. I did this on 10 people.