This checklist provides guidance for conducting a radial analysis of images by asking whether the images represent a variety of colors, styles and audiences, if each labeled feature discusses how it appeals to the target audience, and if the analysis covers both the implied and literal meanings using proper grammar, spelling and punctuation while also considering the designers' intentions.

1. Checklist for radial analysis Do your images represent a range of colours, styles and target audiences? Have you mentioned how each feature you have labelled appeals to the target audience? Have you written in full sentences, using the correct spelling and punctuation? Have you covered the connotation (what is implied) as well as the denotation (what you see)? Have you shown an appreciation of the designers’ intentions?