Talk to Frank Analysis

Talk to Frank 

“The Frank guide to festivals” website page is formatted to talk to young people in a more natural, chatty way, using direct address and contractions. They make sure to separate the information using sub-headings. Quotations in their sentences to set the importance of the drug being explained. They avoid jargon, so the copy is written simpler for the younger audiences to understand in a better context, along with an image to help them visually understand the context of the copy. Bullet points to break down the tips and suggestions on how to stay safe from the drug. The 2nd to last paragraph mentions the Law on the legal issues about doing drugs on site and below shows relation of the article shows the related drugs with the same effects and use. 


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