1. Use a simple font as this will allow for the picture to stand out more and therefore draw more attention to the model and their aspects.
2. Do not use too many colours of font as this will look too much and not invite the audience to read the magazine. If there is to be colour used, make sure it is not too colourful and bright as this will most likely clash with other aspects of the magazine.
3. Continue to link work to my research so that there is a strong sense of continuing links that will effectively show where it has come from. I do not think this came across as strongly in my school magazine.
4. Choose the right background for the model so that they do not clash and end up ruining the picture and therefore the whole magazine.
5. Make sure that plan drawings are displayed so that there is a clear link to how the features were set out to how the finished products are.
6. Make sure the layout of the magazine is like a professional magazine as this will make it magazine-worthy.
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