Friday, 12 March 2010
Friday, 5 February 2010
Audience feedback
I did ten questionarries for my target audience to see how they felt my magazine looked professional, what was good, could be improved etc.
My feedback was really good, here is an example of what one member of my target audience thought;
What does the title suggest?
That it's an indie music magazine
What genre of music does the magazine focus on and how do you know this?
Indie/rock music, this is shown through the colour scheme, fonts and the band used.
What makes the pages look professional and what stops them from looking professional?
good photogragh and colour scheme. Variety of fonts, however more sub-headings could have been used to show the reader whats inside.
How genuine does the front cover seem?
Very genuine and interesting, i like the photogragh and large mast head. They work well together.
Does the contents page simply inform or does it also manage to interest you in reading the rest of the magazine?
Informs, more than it invites you in, however it is laid out well, is easy to follow and gives me an idea of whats inside, could of had more pictures though, to invite the reader in.
Does the article sound like a piece of journalism? If not what bits don’t sound right?
Yes it's really good, it gives you a sense of the bands lifestyle and is laidback and like a conversation, the band are funny, which makes it intersting and good to read.
Does the article layout make you want to read it? If not why?
Yes, the photograghs look really good, and the layout is easy to follow, the large blue captions catch your eye and look good in contrast to the black writing.
Overall my target audience felt my magazine was “very interesting” and the article was “laid back and like a conversation. They also said it looked “very genuine” and the journalism was “funny, however,
This shows my magazine has fulfilled it’s potential, and it suits my target audience. As results from my audience feedback show that 8/10 of my audience felt my magazine was genuine, and interesting.
My feedback was really good, here is an example of what one member of my target audience thought;
What does the title suggest?
That it's an indie music magazine
What genre of music does the magazine focus on and how do you know this?
Indie/rock music, this is shown through the colour scheme, fonts and the band used.
What makes the pages look professional and what stops them from looking professional?
good photogragh and colour scheme. Variety of fonts, however more sub-headings could have been used to show the reader whats inside.
How genuine does the front cover seem?
Very genuine and interesting, i like the photogragh and large mast head. They work well together.
Does the contents page simply inform or does it also manage to interest you in reading the rest of the magazine?
Informs, more than it invites you in, however it is laid out well, is easy to follow and gives me an idea of whats inside, could of had more pictures though, to invite the reader in.
Does the article sound like a piece of journalism? If not what bits don’t sound right?
Yes it's really good, it gives you a sense of the bands lifestyle and is laidback and like a conversation, the band are funny, which makes it intersting and good to read.
Does the article layout make you want to read it? If not why?
Yes, the photograghs look really good, and the layout is easy to follow, the large blue captions catch your eye and look good in contrast to the black writing.
Overall my target audience felt my magazine was “very interesting” and the article was “laid back and like a conversation. They also said it looked “very genuine” and the journalism was “funny, however,
This shows my magazine has fulfilled it’s potential, and it suits my target audience. As results from my audience feedback show that 8/10 of my audience felt my magazine was genuine, and interesting.
Tuesday, 2 February 2010
Final project - front cover
I am happy with my front cover, i think the mast head looks really good and stands out, as well as my photo, which i cut out, using photoshop. The colours are relevant to my 'indie' genre and also relate back to my contents, aswell as my text. I have used strap lines at both the top and bottom of the page, a barcode with a web address, date, issue number etc. I have highlighted the feature article on my front page, this stands out in the middle aswell as having other sub headings of whats inside the magazine. All this is relavent to my theme, and makes my magazine look professional. However, initially my colour scheme was blues and purple, but this changed to make my magazine look more professional and relavent to it's genre.
Friday, 29 January 2010
Final Project - contents page

I really like the photogragh used for my contents, i think it looks professional and the shot is different, as i have taken it looking down on the band. I also think my text is suitable for the 'indie' genre, as well as the colour scheme of red, white and grey. However, i am disappointed with the fact it only informs the reader, and doesn't necessarily interst them with pictures and large captions. The writing itself makes sense, is relevant and tells the reader whats inside, but if i was to make another magazine i would take this into consideration.
Final project - article
I'm very happy with my feature article, i enjoyed writing the article itself, and have used some large captions and a heading to create a more realistic, professional look. I have used the colours black, white and blue, as i think they represent the teenage indie band well and reflect their personalities. I have also gone for a polaroid picture look and used a handwriting style for there names. I think this makes it more personal, and shows that the band is laidback. However, i think i could have made my text slightly smaller, and possibly had a few more images, as a professional magazine, would try to fill the page with more photos.Thursday, 28 January 2010
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