(M4) Demonstrate how the exported media product meets the client brief


I have exported my magazine as a PDF Print file. The quality of the print file is 700 DPI to keep the magazine looking modern and pleasing, rather than being blurry. I used this file as it is industry standard for printing, and maintains image quality whilst also being a very easy file type to load. PDF files can also be lossy or lossless compression, which means that it can be perfect for whatever use, whether it is being on a website or being printed at national scale.

I converted and exported the magazine using indesign, as the software already has the option of exporting as a PDF. This means that I can update the changes I make to the final export and then re-export it with ease as the file format will always stay the same.
I also exported another file, which was in the Indesign file format. This creates a live file that I can open and edit whenever I need to. So, for example, 

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