Website Complete

Website
I have published my completed website with a Home page and two hyperlinked pages. I wanted my magazine to be simple yet effective so, excluding my dominant image on the home page, I have gone for a black and white colour scheme. I felt this worked well as it made my images stand out more and compliment my Autumnal theme for this edition of my website. I made sure to include 'Northern' slang to support my regional magazine and make it relatable to my regional audience, if I had more advanced and complex vocabulary I would lose my main audience views which are teenagers from the North East.

Time Management - Website Update

Here is my first hyperlink page for my website, it is the gallery page. I really like this page as it shows the variety that my magazine has; from music, fashion to cars. I really like the description above each photo that gives a little insight to the audience about what each photo is linked to.

Time Management - Website update

Here is an update of my website so far. This is the home page, I decided to use bright autumnal colors to catch the audiences attentions, the obscurity of the photo look intriguing and makes you want to read deeper into the website to fully understand the mystery.

Time Management - Website start

Today I am going to focus on starting my website and learning how to use 'wix.com'. I have never used this before so I am looking forward to my journey using this website to create my own.

Time Management - Front Cover

I am really pleased with the amount of work I have completed today, I made sure to complete my front cover and with extra time tried out different background choices for my front cover.

Front Cover Completion

This my final product of my front cover. I am really pleased with my finished piece and believe it suits my genre and season well, linking colors and lexis to engage readers. I have all the normal and needed conventions on my front cover but have kept it as simple as possible.

Front Cover - Background choice

I played around with my background and tried to create a block coloured background using a light beige/brown color and removing the shadow from my model. When looking at it, I felt it looked off putting and boring, by bringing back my original background for my photo, I had to play around on photoshop to enable me to have both the shadow and my model being on top of my title. I feel this looks far more professional now and looks rather intriguing to the audience.