3. The techniques that are used are many
different things like they have used things
like bold text and the coloured
backgrounds that makes the black text
stand out more. As it is an ocean based
campaign they have also added dark blue
headings which are bold. This makes it
stand out more than the rest of the text,
so then customers or volunteers will see
what that this leaflet is all about. They
have created a leaflet about what you
should do if you see a stranded whale or
dolphin on your or the near by beach.
They also have the bullet points in blue
too as they are important too. They have
added pictures to this leaflet as then
people can see what happens to a whale,
dolphin or porpoise is it is stranded and
dies on that beach. The pictures of the
humpback whale and the harbour
porpoise have the source of where and
the picture was taken. This certain
company has lots of sponsors that are
willing to support this certain charity and
some of them we will recognise like the
RSPCA, the environmental agency and a
couple of universities. There is a couple
that others may know. I know the
Yorkshire wildlife trust, The
environmental agency, RSPCA, Sea watch
foundation and the WDCS.
All the writing on this leaflet has no hard core facts so all the writing is
accurate and it also clear and easy to read as they that chosen the right
colours and background colours so then they don’t clash or you can’t read
the text that they have put on the leaflet. This is mainly pictures on this
leaflets and there is not much text which makes it it a bit more easier to read
and there is also everything that you may need to know about the
information that you have on the leaflet. You may have a few questions
about things that aren’t on the leaflet but if they aren’t on the leaflet then
they maybe think that you don’t need to know that certain thing. This is
more of a formal leaflet to tell you what you should do if you find a mammal
beached on the beached around the UK. There is references of where and
when the pictures were taken e.g. humpback whale found dead in the river
Thames 2009.
5. The techniques that are used in this
leaflet are kind of different to the other
leaflet that I have chosen. This one is all
about animal rights and they have cute
pictures of young animals and they are
saying that these animals shouldn’t be
used for testing products on. This leaflet is
bias as it has only one side to it and that is
animals have rights too and they
shouldn’t be used for testing. On this
leaflet there is clear text and there is clear
boxes that have the important text in
them and then the rest of the text is in a
see-through box, but still has clear text
that you can still read it. There is a black
box at the bottom and in that is white
bold text but still clear that people can
read the contact details so then they can
contact this company to have their say or
whatever they want to. There is also a
form on the page too as they have their
own magaizne that that you can order and
the money that you give for the magazine
you get the magaizne which tells you that
you get the updates on things that this
company is doing like how they are
helping the people use something
different to test their products. There is
also their logo in a purple box with bold
white text which makes it stand out and
makes people look and maybe remember
that logo and think when they see it “that
is the company that is helping fight for
animal rights etc.”
All the writing is clear and easy to read which is good as they want to explain why
they are doing this and why they think you should agree with them. There is lots
of words but it is still a mixture of text and pictures just most of the pictures are
facts and figures but the thing is and the same with the illustrations too there is
no reference of where they got them from and whether they are their own facts
and pictures or they got them from somewhere else. The illustrations are photos
and they are of cute and cuddly animals and they are also young animals too so
then people might take a bit more interest and they may think why is there baby
animals on this leaflet. This is an informal leaflet as it has words like can’t and
wouldn’t in them. They are giving you all the information that they think you will
need so I think as that is the case there is no room for interpretations but there
again it depends on your point of view and whether you agree or disagree with
the leaflet. It doesn’t have any references to sources and plus it is bias about
people using other things instead of animals to test certain products like
cosmetics etc. So because it is bias there isn’t a evidencing of argument.
7. The techniques that are used in this is
that they have drawn their own pictures
for the how to guide I’m thinking that
they are their own pictures but again
there is no referencing of sources so again
we don’t know but because they are
drawings they will have been probably
done by the own company who creates
the Nerf guns. The illustrations are very
detailed so then you can see where things
go and so then you can follow the details
properly. The typography is also clear and
few words but you can still follow the
instructions and it is also accurate as
otherwise the instruction would be all
over the place and people would have
problems following them. There is no bias
in the instructions as there shouldn’t be
as it is instructions to follow so it’s fact
not opinion. This is informal as they try to
write for the kids who have bought this
toy and are trying to get it fixed or put
together. The typography has a 3 main
colours so then people can understand
the instruction manual. The main text
colour is black but it is readable as it is on
a white background which makes it stand
out more plus they have highlighted the
numbers in red so then people can see
which number is which instruction
They have also got red arrows and red text on the pictures so then
people who are reading the instructions, know where a certain thing
goes like the foam ammo. The red text is also on a white background
which makes it stand out more so people can tell which thing goes
where. There is black background for the titles and then in capitals and
bold white writing is the titles which makes them stand out more than
the others.
9. In this magazine cover there is lots of different
techniques from the illustrations to the text.
The illustrations are photos that either the
journalist that have written a article in the
magazine or what people have sent in. The
typography is bold and the words that they
want to get across they have put them in
capitals. The white text stands out and goes
with the theme of the snow and it also stands
out because of the background that is a dark
colour. Then the text that is on the white
background has bold black text. There is
yellow highlights makes it stand out even
more. There isn’t much text but the text that
is there explains everything, and then with
these things on the front you can decide what
is going to be in it and whether it is a
magazine that you want to buy or not. You can
tell that the BBC has designed it and all of the
articles that’s are inside are probably by some
of the BBC journalists. All of the facts are
their own or what people have seen in other
magazinenews etc. and think that they
should write a story about it.
11. The techniques of this newspaper articles is that
they have a big bold title that people can judge a
pone and make themselves decide what's good
and what's bad. This is a libel case as the
newspaper reported that Frankie Boyle was a
racist comedian, but he said that it was a mistake
and that it was a misunderstanding. There would
have to be several codes of practice like the NUJ
codes and maybe the Editors codes of practice.
They write formally and this article that is next to
this writing is the correct version as they had to
write the correct version to tell everyone that it
was wrong and what is right.
The writing is clear and really readable but in the
other article they were putting things in that
were bias to make people thing that Boyle was
wrong and that he was making racists jokes.
The typography is bold, clear, san-serif and black.
The photo is a photo probably from one of his TV
shows and they have their own recourses of
pictures so they will have used them . Under the
picture there is a caption but there is no
referencing of where the picture is from or where
it was taken.
