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From looking at my research, I can see that the general trend is to not use page numbers on my contents page 'stories' As such, I have not put them on my own magazine, to follow the research design that I have found.

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For the font styles I used within my magazine, I looked at existing magazine designs to get inspiration on how I should lay out the text, using coloured boxes and different font colours/styles to create the finished product. I found that a large, white bold key word (or name) surrounded by the rest of the title in a different colour worked very well, and so I chose to do this in my own design

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Once again I took to research to find out what popular magazines of the same genre featured as the cover photo. I found that A regularly occurring theme was a producer with a light on one side of their face, with a strong shadow on the other. I decided to follow suit, although due to the slightly different sub-genre, and audience, I chose to use a different model type (younger) for my magazine to better suit my own audience.

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The title on magazines I researched featured large lettering that covered the whole top section of the page, from left to right. It was in white, sleek writing in a modern and stylish font, with parts of the page in Orange writing which stood out against the dark grey background. I decided to use this in my own magazine as the genre was very similar and would fit in well with what I wanted my magazine to be like, while looking very aesthetically attractive.

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In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?