This article was my first time fully interacting with Adobe InDesign, most of the tools are easy to navigate as they replicate ones found in other Adobe software- however I did get tripped up with some of the unique features, such as the text warps and pasteboards, but doing a little additional research they're simple to understand.
Before going into InDesign I wrote up a draft in Word, put it through Grammarly, and then asked an AI software (Chat GPT) on tips to make it sound more professional/meant to be in a magazine- after using some of its advice I rewrote the original draft, and then added "segments" to different parts of the writing to help separate topics. While messing with the images and text warp, I had a few issues, one of which I discovered was a default setting regarding resolution- making the images look beyond blurry.
Then using help from some of the mockups provided, and some inspiration from Article layouts found online, I added in my writing, fixed the fonts to match, and added in some of my artwork and a texture at the end of the last page. Then I went over it a few times, re-adjusted some photos and added a small photo of myself along with my work.


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