- Branding is reinforced with brand name at top
- Colours could be intertextual reference to represent the transgender flag (blue, pink, white)
- Followed by the main topics the content consists of, the use of a navigation bar allows ease of access
- Search bar promoted audiences to look for what they came for specifically
- Main story is categorised under “must-read”, this could reflect the ideology that Cosmopolitan want to educate their audience
- In the first screenshot of the page, there is an advert for Hotels.com - this brand is repeated throughout the website, with different images to seen less repetitive and easier on the eyes - there is an absence of other brands advertising on the page
- The pop up at the bottom promotes audiences participation and repeated consumerism
Friday, 1 April 2022
Cosmopolitan website analysis
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Describe themselves as “an independent British fashion, culture and arts magazine with a reputation for groundbreaking photography, fashion ...
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Target audience of 18-34 year old females “Cosmo readers are upmarket, they are early adapters of technology and have a passion for fashion ...
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