The document discusses what the author learned from their preliminary task to their final magazine product. They found that research and planning was key, allowing them to create a professional magazine quickly and efficiently. The author discovered the importance of having no dead space and including relevant images if content is sparse. Color, image, and font research during planning helped the author seamlessly transfer their work to the final magazine.

1. Evaluation Question 7
Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the
progression from it to your final product?

2. Research and planning before creating my magazine made me able to create a
professional looking product. I found out that the magazine should have no dead space and
if you don’t have much left to write about, put in an image that is linked to the topic. The
research I have done has prepared me to make my magazine quickly and efficiently. As I
had researched the colours, images and the fonts that I should use. I could then just
transfer this research that I had done into my magazine. This is important as after the
research stages, I have been able to create my magazine quickly and efficiently.
Research and Planning
Mise-en-scene
For my final product, after the research and and planning stages, I discovered
that after the prelim, that the colour pink is suitable for the target audience, for
the colour scheme I have used pink, black and yellow, this is because these
colours are usually associated with girls yet yellow and black are both unisex.