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  1. tisha9 March 2018 at 01:58

    I do think the colour scheme is suitable for your magazine because the colours match with the content.
    The magazine could be improved by giving the audience some more advantage such as bonus or a prize which would also make them feel happy or be more interested in the magazine.
    The strengths is that nowadays people with disabilities have more options than before and in your magazine it shows that now with your magazine people can get more options such as menus and diet.
    Also your second idea looks very interesting and a way that people with disabilities can be in fashion as well. As there are many people that love new trending, by following the magazine they can be up to date with what’s new and what makes them feel more comfortable to wear.
    Both first and second idea look marvellous and I feel like I would have a big impact on the audience, plus as there is a page on social media it would get you to get a wider range of audience.
    Leticia

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  2. Neset Duran9 March 2018 at 06:16

    I think the colour scheme is really good, for your magazine because your colours match your magazine ideas, The magazine could be improved by giving prizes, I think your first idea is the best because of the different colours you have used, I feel that the target audience is suitable because your ideas are really good, and its most appropriate your idea is unique because its based on fashion and there are not much fashion ideas out today, the size font is perfect, I also think the layout of photos are really good. NESET.

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  3. Reece12 March 2018 at 03:52

    The colour scheme is good because it matches your colours chosen for your magazine, to improve you magazine you coloud include some sort of reward for the audience. The first idea is the best because fashion magazines are so popular and the industry is huge, i feel the target audience is appropriate and the font size is appropriate. The photos work together.

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  4. Zehra Dara12 March 2018 at 04:30

    1. In terms of your colour scheme, I think it works well for each of them but i have an order of preferences starting with magazine 3 then magazine 1 and then 2.

    2. For the fashion magazine, I would have improved it by incorporating some fashions design of textile fabric in the background of the images to bring out the other colours.
    For the gluten free magazine, I will have arranged slightly differently in terms of the layout of the images.
    I really like how magazine 3 looks like.

    3. The strength of your 3 magazines are the chosen topic and the target audience you have chosen as it will be very useful for disabled people and it will hopefully bring awareness to people that see disabled as being different.

    4. In my case, I would say the gluten free magazine is the one that appeal the most to me because I am myself gluten free so it would be useful for me even though I really the others 2.

    5. I like the fact you have incorporated some addresses and apps.

    6. Your target audience is appropriate.

    7. I think what makes your magazines unique is the fact that your chosen topic are very specific and not very common.

    8/ 10. I think the size font and the layout is something that you could play with in the future.

    9. yes your magazines are related to your content.

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