Monday, 29 February 2016

Feedback changes with audience feedback

From the comments on my front cover design blog post, I have made a few changes to the magazine front covers and swapped some of the features around so they mix together to make one front cover. The changes made are below:


As we can see from this draft, I have taken the main image from my first magazine front cover draft and put it on my third draft because the masthead and typography on this draft was the most eye catching and effective. This design meets the conventions of a magazine front cover well, and the use of direct mode of address stands out a lot. However, in the text, I have included the colour purple to highlight the key aspects of the point, but this colour gets hidden away by the colour of the models dress slightly. I didn't really want to change the colour of the writing that is meant to stand out because it follows the house style and colour theme to the magazine, which is what tied it all together.




I have also made some changes to my final front cover design by changing the background colours to light pink, light blue and light purple because I thought that if I was to chose any of these colours that they would be the most suitable as they are colours that wouldn't clash with any of the colours on the front page.

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Here is the analysed feedback I received about the colours I have added to the background, I produced this through PowToon:

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