Friday, 10 February 2012

Monday, 30 January 2012

Ancillary Task 2: Results

My second ancillary task received a lot of positive feedback. My target audience liked these aspects of my double page spread:
  • Main image. My main image is the most controversial part of my newspaper advert. However, my target audience liked how dark, weird and freaky the picture is and felt these things helped grab their attention. One audience member thought it was a clever visual metaphor representing the anonymity given to social network users. Below is a thought shower of the different words my target audience called the main image. I created this on Wordle.

Ancillary Task 1: Results

I received a lot of positive feedback from the questionnaires I handed out about my double page spread. My target audience liked these aspects of my double page spread:
  • Fonts. They found the fonts easy to read and relatable to the theme of social networking. 
  • Layout. They thought the layout was a bit simple but they found that it worked well. 

Thursday, 26 January 2012

Final Product: Double Page Spread

This is the final version of my double page spread which will feature in the TV listings magazine, TV Choice.


Wednesday, 25 January 2012

Ancilllary Task 2: Audience Feedback Plan

I will show my newspaper advert to 10 people from my target audience and asked them to answer the following questions in a questionnaire:
  1. What do you of the main image of the advert? Do you like it? If not, why?
  2. Do you like the design of the advert? What do you like about it? If not, why?
  3. Would you be interested in watching the documentary after seeing this advert? If not, why?
  4. Do you think the advert contains all the information you need? If not, why?
  5. Any other comments?

Ancillary Task 1: Audience Feedback Plan

 I will show my double page spread to 10 people from my target audience and asked them to answer the following questions in a questionnaire:
  1. Do you find the article interesting? If not, why?
  2. Do you like the design of the double page spread? What do you like about it? If not, why?
  3. Do you like the typography (text font and size) used throughout the article? If not why?
  4. Can you tell the article is about social networking? If not, why?
  5. Would you be interested in watching the documentary after seeing this double page spread? If not, why?
  6. Any other comments?