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The document describes improvements made to a magazine mockup, including: 1) Increasing the size of the barcode and adding a white box and text above and below it; 2) Decreasing the font size of the date below the masthead to better align it; 3) Changing the font of the explanatory text and making it bold to improve legibility.
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- 1. Slickk Magazine Final Improvements BY DEBBIE ONYEMELUKWE
- 2. Editing the barcode Feedback: Improve barcode I improved the barcode situated in the bottom right hand corner of my magazine by using the Rectangular Marquee Tool*. I increased the size of the barcode and then using the tool, added a box above and below the barcode and coloured it in white and then added text over the top. I put the date, price and a website address to add authenticity to the barcode.
- 3. Editing the date Feedback: Improve the date I improved the barcode which is positioned on the right hand side, directly under the magazine masthead. I did this by using the Text Tool* to highlight the date and decrease the font size of it from 80 down to 64. I think this looks better because the date is now in line with the two ‘K’s of ‘slickk’ and adds a further professional look to the front cover.
- 4. Editing the date Feedback: Improve the explanatory text I improved the explanatory text by changing the font from Tw Cent MT to Maiandra GD. I decided to go with this font as I plan to use this font in my double page spread, perhaps as the leading text or for an alternate use. I then made the explanatory text bold so it could be clearly legible to the reader and it to be more appropriate with the cover line text above it.