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Title in white and bigger than the rest of the writing on the leaflet
The facts are split up into small sections to make it easier to read
Images to show what the dogs look like and to make the leaflet more interesting to read
Words in bold at the top of the leaflet to describe the dogs
Big image on the front to go with the title
A lot of information given
The colour scheme is not too bright or off putting although it is eye catching
The fonts are easy to read and understand
The leaflet gives some advice and contact details to make people feel like they can get in touch if
they have any queries that are not mentioned.
• Statement at the bottom saying ‘Greyhounds make great pets!’ which could encourage people to
buy one.

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Clear, bold titles so you can see the different sections
Facts split up so you can clearly see them
Title in bold to make it stand out
Bullet points for the facts so they are easier to understand
‘Did you know?’ section clearly labelled
Further advice section for people who feel they need more information
Assures you that you don’t have to say yes to smoking just because friends are
Gives contact number in bold so people can see it clearly
Gives situations that people might be in to make them feel like they are not alone
Points made in bold to emphasise things such as ‘DON’T SMOKE’

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Steps clearly labelled in order
Title in capitals to draw more attention to it
Diagrams for each labelled steps to show the reader how it should be done
Not too much writing so the reader does not get bored
Introduction to start explaining about ‘carving’
Written in a way that is clear and easy to understand
Font is clear and readable