Audience feedback

I asked and recorded a fellow media student's honest opinions on my work so far and what he thought I could improve and I took his advice to heart and made a couple of changes.

Audience Feedback

I got some audience feedback to reassure myself that my magazine was delivering the message that I intended it to.

Front Cover feedback

Personally I was very happy with the outcome of my magazine front cover. However I asked some peers for feedback shown in these labels above. I have taken into account what they have said and will consider improvements due to this.

Evaluation Interview Questions

1.      What was your overall reaction when you first saw the magazine?

2.      Did the articles seem relevant?

3.      Does the layout of my magazine seem attractive?

4.      What was the most striking element of my magazine?

5.      Looking at my magazine, can you tell; who my target audience is?

6.      Do you think my magazine truly captures the themes and conventions of metal magazines?

7.      Do you think my front cover represents a front cover of a stereotypical metal magazine?

8.      Would you buy my magazine? And why?

9.      What do you think of the images? And the construction of the star persona?

    10. Do you think there is anything more I can improve

Audience Feedback

I got some audience feedback on my magazine to reassure me that my magazine was absolutely finished.

People believed that this was my strongest page, "All the titles are big and eye catching and the colour scheme works really well."

 People believed that this page had improved the most over the course of this production task.

People believed that this page was most impressive due to Photoshop skills, "The way the text wraps around each of them is incredible."

Magazine Poll Results

Magazine poll results

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I evaluated the results from my poll (published on my blog) and I turned the results into tables to better express how the various people responded to the questions and to make it more clear why I made certain decisions for my magazine.