Final Products & Feedback

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 Feedback

After finishing the products, I needed to get some feedback for them as this will help me gain some insight on what the client might think of the product. So I created a Google form document that included images of both products and questions underneath them. First, I started with the print advert and then the front cover.

Print Advert


First, I wanted to know what people liked about the advert. They said they liked the main image, the quality, the design and the colours. This tells me that the client will also like the print advert if the audience likes it. This also tells me what I did well on and what I can keep doing next time. 

Not only did I want to know what my audience liked about the print advert, but I also wanted to know what they didn't like. A few people said that there was nothing that they didn't like however some people didn't like a few things in the print advert. Some people thought some areas were a bit empty and the writing under the camera wasn't clear to them. This tells me that I need to add some things to the print advert as well as make sure that all text is visible to the audience. To work on this next time, I will start to plan out what I will put in the blank spaces.

After the likes and dislikes, I wanted to know if there was anything I could change for next time or what I could add. The audience recommended having the logo bigger and giving detail about the product and some people didn't think there was anything to be changed or added. Next time, I will make sure to do some research of the products so I am able to add some information about the product that I am showing.

This was the final product:


Front Cover



Just like the print advert, I wanted to know what people like about the front cover. My audience said that they like how the images are on an angle, it's different from other magazine covers, it's detailed and informative and it hooks the reader too. This tells me what I did well in and what I should keep on the cover because it is what other people will like to see. It also tells me that my client could also possibly like. 

I also wanted to know what people didn't like about the front cover because it will give me insight into what other people may not like. Most of the responses I got was that there was nothing that they didn't however some people said that one of the borders was different from the others and that some of the text wasn't visible. This tells me what I can work on for future projects or what I can edit now.


Again, I wanted to know what my audience thinks I should change or add to the front cover page. Some people said to make the borders equal, change the text colour and add more information about the camera. For future projects, I will need to do more research on the product that Canon is trying to sell so I can include more information about the camera.

This was the final product:



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