1)
When I asked my target audience for feedback on my front cover, they said that it followed the conventions of existing magazines, the images were clear and the fonts were sophisticated yet suitable for my target audience.
However, they mentioned that my main images was over exposed. On the other hand, they added that the website banner too big, suggesting that it be made smaller to take up less space. Additionally, tey found that 'Brit award 2014 nominations' is less clear than the rest of the text, due to the choice of colour.
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Another peer added that the eyes of my coverstar stand out, emphasising the direct eye contact with the consumer. In addition, they mentioned that there was no dead space yet not too busy the layout was clear. and there was a good use of visual heirarchy (z-shape).
However, they thought that the word 'Brit' (that is in red) doesnt fit with the rest of the house style, although relates to the brit awards itself.
3)
Lastly, my audience liked the consistent colour scheme throughout my products, the word 'ICON's' colour is taken from the dress of my coverstar, and the use of the website was useful.
The only negative comment made was that 'Upcoming' is hard to read despite shadow placed behind.
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