By looking at these results it is clearly evident that there are individual factors that my sample group (made up of my t.a) would prefer to see in my music magazine front cover/DPS/contents page. Taking account these results, as my main aim is to design and create a magazine that appeals most to a specified target audience.
-The masthead/title of my music magazine will be 'BritScene', which is both relevant to my musical genre and also well-thought out and unique.
- I could include an article based on the Britpop band The Beatles.
- My double page spread will be based on an interview with a Britpop artist (possibly The Beatles).
- I will focus more on the magazine Rolling Stones and how it is put together, the kind of colour scheme's, font's, layout's etc. that they include, as a main source of inspiration for my own magazine 'BritScene'.
- My target audience appeared to prefer my 'cloud logo' which includes the British flag. Although, at the time i decided that i too preferred that particular logo design, i have since then, explored my options further with the creation of my logo and decided upon a different design altogether (a union jack 'B' or the star design). However, i could always use this cloud design as a 'back-up logo' if i need to in the future.
- I will price my magazine at £3.50, as this is what my t.a said they would prefer to pay for a quality music magazine, such as 'BritScene'.
- Overall, Britpop was most listened to by my target audience, which is great, proving all ages and both genders in present time still enjoy listening to this musical genre! This suggests that my magazine would sell well and be quite popular.
- By looking at my results, i have found that Britpop is 'not for just the older generation'. As a majority of my sample group said that they 'disagree' with that statement and that Britpop is a genre taht deserves to be appreciated by people of all ages.
- My results clearly show that Britpop is played over the radio at least once a week.
- Magazine subscriptions were not very popular amongst my sample group, therefore i will not offer my t.a a subscription offer in my contents page or front cover.
-Overall, the colour palette of red/white/blue was the most preferred. These colours all relate to my focus on 'British' music, because the colours are all featured in the Union Jack flag. Therefore, the right message will be conveyed- British music is best!
- The font type i will be including in my music magazine will be the fourth font type, shown in my pie graph. This was a personal favourite of mine also, therefore i will happily be using this as a featured font style. Sticking to only one or two fonts so that my magazine does not appear too unorganized and unprofessional.
