
Following creating my magazine I received numerous amounts of feedback from a variety of people who told me what they liked and what they think was effective and the opposing side of what they disliked and what they would have changed about the magazine.
Some of the positive feedback explained their appreciation for the topics which were included e.g. "We don't really get told about how to deal with handling exams, we just get taught the topics so this would really come in handy to have". They also said that the image used on the front cover was very effective: "He just looks like he is doing typically doing what we all do daily so it looks less staged."
As well as this, individuals said that they found the name of the magazine (SIXTH FORM INSIDER) very appropriate and memorable for future recognition. Another positive bit of feedback which I received on my magazine was the fact that they found that the front page and the contents page flowed well into one another. They said that this was done using the images, for example the image in the bottom left hand corner of the contents and page and the image on the front page both lack a background which corresponds well with each other- in a nutshell the front cover and the contents page do not look like they are from completely different magazines altogether.
On the other hand there were some comments of feedback expressing how they felt that the colours used for the fonts on the front cover didn't blend very well in with the style of the front cover: "I'm not really sure what it is but I just feel that less bold colours would have worked better than the ones used. And the red font is too close to his tie which is the same colour." People also said that the contents page would look better if the images used were slightly faded so as not to take emphasis from the actual topics- "The only thing I would change are the images on there because it just overpowers the page" Also, one of the members of the class explained that they thought that the name of the magazine could have been larger in comparison to other professionally produced magazines as they felt that the size of the font for the name of the magazine was to similar to the headline so they found it hard to differentiate between the two.

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