- Bright Slogan
- Colour
- Relates to genre of content
- Simple designs
- Stands out
- Unique
- Recogniseable
- Should capture its audience attention
- Catchy
- Clear front
- Capital Letter
- Good contrast with background
Monday, 14 October 2013
Effective Masthead
Contents of the magazine
- Exam information
- PB radio information
- Previous ofsted reports
- Statistics
- News about any upcoming clubs
- Calender of important dates
- Charity events
- Pictures
- Information on teachers leaving
- Logo
Audience
The audience for my magazine is really anyone who is in
school and interested in what the upcoming events there are. Therefore it is
mainly targeted at students aged between 12- 18, teachers within the school are
also the audience but it is also parents and people who live within the Sutton Coldfield
area. Because of this wide age range between teenagers and people who have
children and grandchildren who go to the school. I need to take into
consideration how I present and layout my magazine.
Friday, 11 October 2013
Tuesday, 8 October 2013
Conventions of a contents page
Pictures- pictures are used to grab the readers attention and make the magazine more entertaining and exciting
Columns- columns are to show an ordered layout
Headlines- are used so that the audience no what the contents page is about
Banners- they are designed to get the attention of the reader by creating a contrast between the title/ headline and text
Page Numbers- are designed to inform the reader in an organised way about the layout
of the rest of the magazine e.g where to find a page
Pull quotes- are used to lure the reader by getting quotes from inside the magazine
Title- are used to firstly catch the readers attention by introducing what is in the magazine
Structured Layout- the way in which a magazine is ordered
Caption- is a small paragraph of text to tell the reader about an image
Imformation(blurb)- is advertising a small piece of information inside the magazine to lure the reader
House Style- is the way in which the colour scheme and layout is set out throughout the magazine
Colour Scheme- colour scheme is the range of colours set throughout the magazine
Visual Syntax- the way in which people read the conventions of a page
Text- is there to inform the reader of information to do with the magazine
Categories(sections)- sections are designed to show to show an organised magazine to get across a formal approach.
Thursday, 3 October 2013
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