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Mind Map by jimmy_jam_jamie, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by jimmy_jam_jamie
about 10 years ago
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What do you feel you have learnt in the
progression of the magazine to full product?
- Images
- I had to retake a number of times in
order to ensure that they were suitable
and that the lighting was suitable.
- I would carefully plan my images before taking, this can be seen on my original images
plan on my blog. Unlike my sixth form magazine which contained only one image.
- I had to retake a number of times in
order to ensure that they were suitable
and that the lighting was suitable.
- Layout
- For the majority of my music magazine, I
followed traditional layout conventions as
the majority of my pages were divided into
columns or organised areas of text.
- In my sixth form magazine, the content was organised into columns,
including the image plan, however I decided to group images when
producing my music magazine so that it would get the attention of the reader.
- For the majority of my music magazine, I
followed traditional layout conventions as
the majority of my pages were divided into
columns or organised areas of text.
- Text Content
- Throughout my music magazine, especially in the feature article, I employed a
number of literary techniques such as colloquial language to inform the reader
whilst subtly portraying an opinion upon the reader of a certain band/event/situation.
- Throughout my music magazine, especially in the feature article, I employed a
number of literary techniques such as colloquial language to inform the reader
whilst subtly portraying an opinion upon the reader of a certain band/event/situation.
- Audience Research
- I used a website called survey monkey to gain information on which
areas of my magazine are most favourable and which areas needed the
most development. I found that my front cover required changes to the
coverlines in terms of positioning and fonts, whilst the contents page
needed more information surrounding the page numbers listed.
- Furthermore through the use of survey creation sites, I found that there was an urgent need
to add more variety of font and too impose a strong hierarchy of font in relation to
distinguishing between coverlines and sub-headngs.
- I used a website called survey monkey to gain information on which
areas of my magazine are most favourable and which areas needed the
most development. I found that my front cover required changes to the
coverlines in terms of positioning and fonts, whilst the contents page
needed more information surrounding the page numbers listed.
- Colour Scheme
- Due to the genre of my music magazine, it
made sense to use a typical rock colour
scheme, this consisted of dark colours such as
black and red whilst adding an accent colour of
yellow to highlight key information/quotes.
- I have learn't through magazine research that often the
accent colour employed by magazine publishers in the
rock genre is yellow, I used a blend of yellow/green
throughout my rock magazine to follow these popular
conventions.
- Due to the genre of my music magazine, it
made sense to use a typical rock colour
scheme, this consisted of dark colours such as
black and red whilst adding an accent colour of
yellow to highlight key information/quotes.
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