The document describes the design process for a magazine cover about Eccles Sixth Form College. It discusses choosing a logo design, setting the magazine length at 35 pages to include a competition and free gift based on a survey, and selecting 5 college images for the cover to showcase different areas of the school based on survey responses about preferred magazine contents and frequency.
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2. I have chosen this magazine logo
because it will stand out the most on my
front cover. I made this design by using
Dafont. The images at the bottom are
the other 4 images that I made with
using dafont. I had to chose between
these 5
3. Magazine Features
My magazine will be a 35 pages long
about Eccles sixth form college. It will
include a competition and a free gift. I
found out that people want these things
because of a survey that I made. My
magazine will have lots of images to
show off Eccles college.
4. Research
In my research I used survey monkey top
find out what people want in a magazine.
In my survey I found out that people want
a magazine that costs £2-£3, so on my
magazine front cover I made the price as
£2.99. people also wanted a free gift, so I
advertised that on the magazine front
cover. The people that answered my
survey said that they buy 1-2 magazine a
month and would prefer a monthly
magazine rather than a weekly.
5. Images
These are the five images that I
chose to be on the front cover of
my magazine. These are 5
different images of Eccles sixth
form college. These will be good
for my magazine front cover
because they are 5 separate
places of the college, letting the
reader know about the different
places that this college has.