The document discusses color scheme, font, and layout choices for a magazine targeted towards 17-19 year olds. A minimalist color scheme of greys, blacks, and a hint of blue is chosen to have a classy, sophisticated feel. The blues will be featured prominently on the front cover to draw attention. A bold, elegant font is selected for the main masthead to stand out from other magazines. Another bold, simple font is chosen for cover lines to catch the eye when opening the magazine. A different font is used for a double page spread title since that article is more relaxed in style.

3. I have chosen these colour schemes as they
have the classy feel. As there is a lot of colours
here I will use the greys and blacks with only a
hint of blue. This minimalist colour scheme will
work well with the magazine audience and style
that I'm going for. My magazine is centred upon
17-19 year olds so there needs to be an element
of class and sophistication. The blues will come
in to place in only one place on the front cover,
whereby attention will be placed upon this
section of the magazine cover.
Main masthead
Cover lines
I have chosen this font as it will
stand out upon the background
and will be instantly identifiable
when found in a bunch of
magazines. The font has a slight
elegance which will fit perfectly
within my magazine.
I have chosen this as the cover line as
It is a bold and simple design, one that
Will stand out when opening the page, a
Style of font which is easy readable and clear.
This style of font is classy which again will go
Well with my magazine style.
Double page spread title
I have chosen this for the double page
spread title as it is different to the
other fonts I have chosen. This is
because my double page is a more
relaxed ‘interview’ style article.