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Nathan Green Questions on my magazine “I asked 3 people 4 questions about my front cover, contents and double page spread”. Question 1 Is their anything that stands out on my front cover that you particularly like…Do you feel that the colour scheme fits the genre and furthermore does it fit into the alternative rock genre? Feedback 1. “I feel that in terms of the colour scheme, it’s quite dark and different to other magazines. The way the black and white on the main image real shines the uniqueness of the whole magazine and furthers the fact of it being some form of an alternative magazine. However I feel that it doesn’t look like an alterative rock magazine purely due to the image itself and how the models don’t look suited into that certain genre.” 2. “The colour of the text fits nice, overall I would say it fits into the rock genre just by the colours and the cover lines that you’ve used, that real emphasis’s the genre.” 3. “The magazine looks like it should be on the shelf’s and part of a real magazine for the alternative rock genre. I personally wouldn’t buy the magazine as I read everything online anyway.” Question 2 Is the contents page clear? If not why? 1. “I would say it’s quite clear to read and find text” 2. “Yes”

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Nathan Green

Questions on my magazine

“I asked 3 people 4 questions about my front cover, contents and double page spread”.

Question 1

Is their anything that stands out on my front cover that you particularly like…Do you feel that the colour scheme fits the genre and furthermore does it fit into the alternative rock genre?

Feedback

1. “I feel that in terms of the colour scheme, it’s quite dark and different to other magazines. The way the black and white on the main image real shines the uniqueness of the whole magazine and furthers the fact of it being some form of an alternative magazine. However I feel that it doesn’t look like an alterative rock magazine purely due to the image itself and how the models don’t look suited into that certain genre.”

2. “The colour of the text fits nice, overall I would say it fits into the rock genre just by the colours and the cover lines that you’ve used, that real emphasis’s the genre.”

3. “The magazine looks like it should be on the shelf’s and part of a real magazine for the alternative rock genre. I personally wouldn’t buy the magazine as I read everything online anyway.”

Question 2

Is the contents page clear? If not why?

1. “I would say it’s quite clear to read and find text”

2. “Yes”

3. “Quick to find pages, so yes”

Question 3

Does the double page spread look appealing to you and would you be inclined to read it?

1. “I would purely due to the picture that’s used and how that really stands out”

2. “I also agree, I would probably read it.”

3. “If I saw this online I most probably would have a quick look into the article and read.”

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Question 4

Looking at these pages, front cover, contents and the double page spread, would you buy the magazine if not why?

1. “I would buy the magazine as the bands from the front cover and the contents are appealing and I’m really into them.”

2. “Yes I will buy the magazine as the content sticks out, so does the whole layout and how well it’s been made, would help me further my interests into the alternative rock genre.”

3. “If I was to buy the magazine I wouldn’t buy it for £2.20 as I feel that is too much for a magazine like this, I would be willing to pay a maximum of £1.50 as most of the content from the magazine would later be online to view for free anyway.”