1. This graph represents the gender of the people I asked. 40% male, 60% female

2. This graph represents the amount of people who said yes or no to this question – Does the music genre relate to the type of music you listen to? 60% answered yes, 40% answered no

3. This graph represents the answers to this question – Do you like the colour scheme? 100% answered yes

4. This graph represents the answers to the question – Do you think the colour scheme is consistent throughout the magazine? Once again, 100% answered yes

5. This graph represents the answers to the question – Do you like the image on my front cover? Also, I asked the question – Do you think the image connotes an Indy/rock magazine? For both questions, 100% answered yes

6. This graph represents the answers to the question – Do you like the layout of my magazine? 80% answered yes, 20% answered no

7. This graph represents the answers to the question – Do you think my magazine looks professional overall? 60% answered in places and 40% answered yes

8. This graph represents the data collected for this question – On a scale of 1-5, what would you give my front cover? 5 being the highest. 60% answered 4, 40% answered 5

9. This graph represents the data collected for this question – On a scale of 1-5, what do you think of my contents page? 5 being the highest. 20% answered 3, 60% answered 4 & 20% answered 5

10. This graph represents the data collected for this question – On a scale of 1-5, what do you think of my feature article? 5 being the highest. 60% answered 4, 40% answered 5

11. This graph represents the answers to the question – Do the proportions of my magazine match professional ones in supermarkets? 100% answered yes

12. The graph represents the answers to the question – Would you buy this magazine If it was in a shop