Table of Contents Questionnaire Results
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Most respondents to a questionnaire preferred the word "fresh" for a title over "contents", and selected black as the best color for the contents page to match the front cover. The majority also recommended a white background and including multiple images on the contents page rather than just text or a single image.
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- 2. I asked 10 people to do my questionnaire. Most people had picked fresh as they thought it will look better. Contents was picked the second most and then this week. I have decided to have fresh as my title as I think contents looks dull and boring as a title Most people said black as my contents page will be colourful and having colours like blue and pink will make it too colourful. I will stick with black as that was the colour I used for my title on my front cover.
- 3. Most people had said white as black will make it look like there is too much going on. Also from looking at the my T0C analysis the contents pages were white so I will have white as a background 7 people preferred more images as on a contents page you are more likely to have more images rather then one. It also looks more attractive with more images
- 4. 7 people preferred more images as on a contents page you are more likely to have images rather then text.