My contact page uses provides another outlet for readers to connect with the magazine. Instead of listing contact details for the audience to use, I instead decided to create a 'form' that they could type their own details into and could then be contacted by the magazine from then. I think this makes the service provided more personal as the magazine takes the time to contact them and can deal with their specific issue or query. The form will also give me another opportunity to include interactive features on the site - drop down menus they can use to select an option and text boxes to type their information. I think these features will help to make my website more conventional as it allows the user to be more active when using it as opposed to simply looking at different pages. It also could act as a way for the magazine to receive primary feedback about its products and suggestions on how to make improvements.
Again, the house style of the website has been kept the same as the other pages, with the logo, navigation bars, search bar and social media links acting as a template for each page. I will continue to use the house style of black, white, navy and red and plan to keep my fonts/text sizes etc the same to give the overall website a uniform, professional look.
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Overall, good level of detail for your flat plans and rationales. It would be good to visually present your fonts and colour scheme and any of additional features to break up your rationale text.
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