This is a side-by-side comparison of the front cover of my promotional magazine. It has not endured any changes since I constructed the original draft. This is because it demonstrates sophistication and meaning excellently. The full team photo accurately depicts teamwork and unity amongst the entire program; the star is appealing and stands out on the rather simple layout. This gold star represents victory. This can be connected to Roland Barthes theory, which states that colors and symbols represent deeper meanings. In this case, the gold star represents victory, which is something the team is very fond of.
This is page two of my magazine which has endured a pretty noticeable amount of change. The first issue I identified was that this page's background was pure white rather than an off-white like the first page. I fixed this issue by selecting the background of page one, copying the color id number, and pasting it onto the second page. I then noticed that the font was different from page one and appeared unprofessional. Because of this I changed the font to match page one to create professionalism and make my brand look elite rather than unprofessional. I also increased the size of the subheadings and changed their font. I did this to make them more noticeable. This will make the content beneath it more memorable, allowing readers to refer to their memory to remind themselves to watch the final product. I also shifted the tile and photos further up. I did this because I wanted to give myself more room for the text which will be discussed in another blog. This text is written with a very professional font. This was done so that newer audience members could understand my style as a producer. This is important because it will determine whether that individual becomes a fan of my company or not. By establishing a professional tone, readers can understand that I take my product seriously, which implies that my final product will be excellent.
All in all, my magazine has undergone drastic changes and will continue to experience change until the final copy is satisfactory.



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