Ive added to my website today.
I think the addition of interactive elements will be beneficial
I used the 'reach out' pun to make all elements cohesive. I think this in particular would go down well with the younger audienceIve added to my website today.
I think the addition of interactive elements will be beneficial
I used the 'reach out' pun to make all elements cohesive. I think this in particular would go down well with the younger audienceI was drafting what I wanted my appearance of my website to be. here I've gone for a more clean and plain look, I thought this would work well for the Conde Nast element of our brief. I am thinking of doing more interactive and colourful elements to fit the 16 - 25 audience better.
in addition, I decided to make a logo for the brand. I thought this would help me add brand identity throughout all elements of my NEA. I used the same font as my masthead on my magazine to help emphasise this.
I was taking some inspiration from "The Rolling Stone" magazine. although it's not Conde Nast, I think the inclusion of some elements of it will appeal to the younger audience of 16-25.
What I would take from this cover:
I like the use of the name and then a slogan to go with it
I really liked the layout of text, with the name down in the corner instead of in the middle that's more typical
the puff in the top corner I really liked aswell
the outline around the cover is nice to frame
and again the use of a slogan
I like the use of the top of the page for a cover line to separate they key stories
again, I really like the slogan with the name
I had used photoshop to brighten up the photo and used a script font for her name to make it seem like her professional signature
The article about Live 25 references 1990s Brit-pop culture. I've created clear associations through fashion. I've dressed my mode...