Audience feedback questions

Front Cover

Do you think my photograph needs to be bigger and fill the page? On my front cover how does my photograph reflect my genre of indie?

I think the photograph could blend into the mast head slightly. The front cover reflects the genre by its use of colour and the photograph has an urban feel too it.

Is the language suitable of the target audience of 16-25 years olds and how can you see this? 

Do you think the colours connote my genre of indie?

The colours are dark which reflect the genre and the red put with it connotes a slightly rebellious feel to it.

Contents

Is their too much or too little information on the page and why do you think this this?

I think their is a good amount of information, contents pages usually have a fair bit of information. Also I think it's the right size the pictures could be more frequent.

Are their two many fonts on the page and should I vary the size more? Is it made interesting for my target audience?

Their is a random fonts that looks to different and it doesn't suit your genre under the Liam's Hawkins part which doesn't look right for the house style.

Are the colours two bold for and dark for my genre? Does this kelp throughout the 3 pages to make a suitable house style?

The colours reflect your genre well they are stable throughout the 3 pages and are changed around so the words don't looked copied for different parts. The fonts hell you obtain the house style which is really effective.

Double page spread

Is the language suitable for my target audience and why do you think this?
Ye it is fun and bubble like me witch is your target audience I enjoyed reading this because it was light-hearted.

Are the words on the left side of the page suitable for my target audience?


The words on the side of the page connote quite a rebellious this is because they are typically small and you have challenge one of the conventions here. I make the articles big and stand out when you a flicking through the magazine; the publishers will like this. It also is used to break up the amount of text as their is a lot.

Do you think the drop cap Is a suitable convention for my magazine and does this reflect my genre? 

I have seen the drop cap in many articles of music magazine so this reflects the genre as it is a quirky idea to add the page. The size of the letter is a sensible size and the opacity of it doesn't distract you from the article.