The document describes the iterative process of designing a magazine double page spread (DPS). Changes were made such as adding a title, questions, changing colors, moving elements around, adding a person's name, and adjusting the layout from columns to stretching. The final version removed a question, added "Exclusive" text, and changed the background to fit the magazine genre. The goal was to create a simple, conventional design that stuck to a certain style.

1. For this part, I added the title and first question. I placed an introduction in with a quote I would use
further into the DPS. The Excision logo was placed there to give a rough idea on sizes and what position I
wanted it to be placed in. This lets me have an idea of where to put my questions.

2. At this point, I had even more of my questions on. I had changed the colour of the quote to a solid Red. The
Excision logo was moved to the right hand side to allow the text to continuously follow. This means the
interview much simpler to read.

3. At this point, I changed the colour scheme to fit the magazines colours. I added Harry so that the interview
could relate t someone and put it into columns to make it more stereotypical. I added the CD to fill blank
space and tilted the Excision logo.

4. At this point, I had removed the CD from my DPS as I believed it didn’t fit in with the overall design of my
magazine. This allowed my magazine to stick to conventional colours and a certain style towards it
without mixing elements.

5. For this part of my DPS, I removed the final question and stretched the columned questions to the
bottom. I added the Exclusive to the top right corner to make the magazine seem more official. I then also
changed my background to something that is relatable to my chosen genre for my magazine.