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This questionnaire asks the respondent for their preferences on various product attributes including preferred product and brand names, colors, block designs, scents, and fonts. The respondent is asked to select from given options for colors, scents, and fonts, and to write in their most preferred option for other questions.
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This document is a 6 question questionnaire seeking feedback on various design elements of a magazine called FASHFUSS, including the main image, layout, color scheme, title, choice of stories and strap lines, and placement of competitions and offers. Respondents are asked to provide reasons if they do not like or think are not appropriate any of the elements.
Magazine questionnaire results
The survey results show that fashion magazines are the most popular type of magazine read, with gossip magazines also being popular. Most readers read magazines sometimes. The majority of readers said they would like to read magazines more than they currently do. OK! magazine and TEEN VOUGE were cited as favorites. Pink and blue were favored as potential front cover colors, with pink and blue also preferred font colors. Respondents indicated a preference for magazines with more images over more text or information. Stories about gossip, fashion and news were most wanted. The majority of respondents were female.
Contents page analysis
The contents page uses a black and white color scheme with only a red heart on the artist's body to make it stand out. It uses various fonts to make the page look more professional and unique. The basic background is used to make the artist the focus. The magazine includes both music and fashion sections to appeal to their target audience. Large images are included but the purpose of the contents page is somewhat distracted by the provocative nature of one image. While photos help show favorite artists, the contents itself provides little detail and seems to lack effort despite taking up most of the page.
Contents page block designs
This document contains a magazine layout with a title, several short stories summarized with images, a main central image, and a list of additional articles and their page numbers. The layout also includes an image for a competition page.
Contents page analysis
The contents page uses a black and white color scheme with only a red heart on the artist's body to make it stand out. It uses various fonts to make the page look more professional and unique. The basic background is used to make the artist the focus. The magazine includes both music and fashion sections to appeal to their target audience. Large images are included but the provocative nature of one image distracts from the purpose of informing readers about the magazine contents. While photos help showcase artists, the contents page itself lacks detail and effort despite taking up much of the page.
Evaluation of my final advert topic sentences magazine
My final magazine design is similar to my original concept, featuring a celebrity on the cover and focusing on fashion, gossip and celebrities. The main change is switching from a black and gold to a black and red color scheme.
Photoshop allowed me to design a professional magazine cover, using tools like the magic wand to edit photos and the zoom tool for precision. I was able to choose fonts and colors that fit my target audience of teenage girls interested in fashion and celebrities.
Two key challenges were learning Photoshop skills like editing photos and analyzing existing magazines. I gained technical skills in using Photoshop tools like the magic wand, hand and zoom tools, and learned how to import, arrange and write text.
Task 14 planning photos
The document outlines a photo shoot plan, including the models involved, the types of shots planned, costumes, location, and production schedule. It lists 7 models - Olivia Jones, Annie, Matt, Tom, Aston, and Katie - who will wear casual clothing. The photoshoot will take place at Van Hages and include long shots, birds eye views, and medium close ups. The production schedule notes the date, models, costumes, location, and equipment needed.
Task 2 prints
Laser printing is recommended as it is affordable at £47 for 100 pages, fast at 100 pages per minute, and looks professional. Letterpress, lithography, and gravure require more time and money per print than laser printing. Laser printing provides the best balance of cost, speed of printing, and professional appearance for printing leaflets.
Task 1 primary and secondary research
Primary research involves collecting original data through methods like questionnaires, surveys, interviews, and observations. It provides percentages and different views on topics from a large number of people. Secondary research uses already existing information from sources like libraries, reports, and newspapers. While extensive secondary data is available online, it may not be as customized or useful as primary research for a company's specific needs, like determining willingness to pay for a new product design.
Goffs glossy
One teacher wanted to start a hockey team for the school. This same teacher had also been involved in previous musical productions. Another teacher said that if a student came to them with bullying issues, they would listen and try to resolve it themselves or pass it on to more senior staff. The author realized they could improve their interviews by varying their questions more and interviewing additional teachers as well as students to get different perspectives.
Questionnaire results
The Xbox 360 was the most popular games console, while Mario Kart was the most popular game. Girls generally preferred the Nintendo Wii as it was seen as less aggressive, whereas boys tended to prefer the Xbox 360 for its action-packed games. Both boys and girls in the class favored Kiss 100 radio as it played popular music. Facebook was identified as the most popular social networking site.
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How my advert fits the cap codes used by the advertising standards authority
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Evaluation of questionnaire final
The target audience responded positively to the colors, image, and slogan used in an advertisement. They felt the image matched the concept and target audience of the ad, and that the image and title matched well. The questionnaire showed that the image used in the ad was appealing and would make the target audience want to purchase the product.
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My final magazine design is similar to my original concept, featuring a celebrity on the cover and focusing on fashion, gossip and celebrities. The main change is switching from a black and gold to a black and red color scheme.
Photoshop allowed me to design a professional magazine cover, using tools like the magic wand to edit photos and the zoom tool for precision. I was able to choose fonts and colors that fit my target audience of teenage girls interested in fashion and celebrities.
Two key challenges were learning Photoshop skills like editing photos and analyzing existing magazines. I gained technical skills in using Photoshop tools like the magic wand, hand and zoom tools, and learned how to import, arrange and write text.
Task 14 planning photos
The document outlines a photo shoot plan, including the models involved, the types of shots planned, costumes, location, and production schedule. It lists 7 models - Olivia Jones, Annie, Matt, Tom, Aston, and Katie - who will wear casual clothing. The photoshoot will take place at Van Hages and include long shots, birds eye views, and medium close ups. The production schedule notes the date, models, costumes, location, and equipment needed.
Task 2 prints
Laser printing is recommended as it is affordable at £47 for 100 pages, fast at 100 pages per minute, and looks professional. Letterpress, lithography, and gravure require more time and money per print than laser printing. Laser printing provides the best balance of cost, speed of printing, and professional appearance for printing leaflets.
Task 1 primary and secondary research
Primary research involves collecting original data through methods like questionnaires, surveys, interviews, and observations. It provides percentages and different views on topics from a large number of people. Secondary research uses already existing information from sources like libraries, reports, and newspapers. While extensive secondary data is available online, it may not be as customized or useful as primary research for a company's specific needs, like determining willingness to pay for a new product design.
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One teacher wanted to start a hockey team for the school. This same teacher had also been involved in previous musical productions. Another teacher said that if a student came to them with bullying issues, they would listen and try to resolve it themselves or pass it on to more senior staff. The author realized they could improve their interviews by varying their questions more and interviewing additional teachers as well as students to get different perspectives.
Questionnaire results
The Xbox 360 was the most popular games console, while Mario Kart was the most popular game. Girls generally preferred the Nintendo Wii as it was seen as less aggressive, whereas boys tended to prefer the Xbox 360 for its action-packed games. Both boys and girls in the class favored Kiss 100 radio as it played popular music. Facebook was identified as the most popular social networking site.
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Evaluation of questionnaire final
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Dandelion Hashtable: beyond billion requests per second on a commodity server
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Essentials of Automations: Exploring Attributes & Automation Parameters
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Harnessing the Power of NLP and Knowledge Graphs for Opioid Research
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“Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transfor...
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Introduction of Cybersecurity with OSS at Code Europe 2024
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"$10 thousand per minute of downtime: architecture, queues, streaming and fin...
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