FINAL COVERS AND CONTENTS PAGES

EDITION 2: 

EDITITON 1:

PRODUCTION: INTERACTIVITY

I wanted to include lots of interactivity to cater for an active audience in contemporary society. The interactive aspects are evidenced below:

HOME PAGE:

click on features

scroll through the photos using the arrow, click on them to enlarge

click on the cherry and the lipstick

click on the record, click play on the playlist for music, click the underlined heading 

you are able to scroll through the Spotify playlists

click on the guitar, ring, ballet shoes and cowboy boots

type into the email bar

play the video, hover over the collab sign and click the script and the telephone

an oppurtunity to send an email

when hovering over social media posts, the caption appears, click on the posts

hover over the products for a close up

click quick view for a more detailed look

click view issue 

FEATURES:

 

click on the tour bus, the Chinese takeaway, the dolls house and the milkshake. click on or drag around the scrapbook pictures.

click on or scroll through the wheel of photos

there is availability to interact with the contents page through the email and Instagram options

PRODUCTION: INTERTEXTUALITY

I wanted to include lots of intertextuality in my magazine and website as an intelligent, culturally aware audience will enjoy uncovering them and understanding them. The intertextuality is evidenced below:

WEBSITE:

when displaying the ‘shop’ section of my website I used intertextuality in the names of some of the T-shirts available. The Leonardo Dicaprio T-shirt is called the ‘Never Let Go Tee’ an intertextual reference to the famous line in the film ‘Titanic’, in which he stars. The Brad Pitt T-shirt is called the ‘Don’t talk about it Tee’, an intertextual reference to the rules of Fight Club.

In the news section of my website I used the phrase ‘Spotted’ as it is an intertextual reference to ‘Gossip Girl’ a phrase the blogger uses when writing about the characters.    

In the subscribe section of my website I used the quote ‘Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship’ an intertextual reference to the last line of Casablanca, and builds a bond with readers.

the features page includes intertextuality to other films through the DVDs, the book, and the costumes

CONTENTS PAGE:

a reference to Francis Ford Coppola movie 'The Godfather' 

intertextual reference to the show 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer', The Scooby Gang is what they call themselves

reference to the famous line from the movie 'Scream'

intertextual reference to movie characters 

reference to movies through the soundtrack covers

reference to the film 'Trains, Planes and Automobiles'