Each magazine contents page follows certain codes and conventions. There is usually one large main image and several smaller related images. The page numbers appear down the side next to brief descriptions of each page's contents. Subheadings categorize sections like news, features, and reviews. Font size, color schemes, background color, and column structure remain consistent within each magazine's established layout.
2. Commonly, there is always one main
image on each contents page of a
magazine.
There are also usually several smaller
images through out the page relating to
the stories inside the magazine.
3. In a contents page there is the page numbers
down the side, next to the page numbers there
usually is a brief sentence about what is on each
page.
However, in each magazine next to the page
number they never have the word page.
Each magazine always has the
page number first and then the
text.
Sometimes an image is
next to a page number
and text to anchor the
audience to read the
story.
4. In each magazine, the contents page usually has
subheadings. These are of the different categories in the
magazine. Eg; News & Stuff, Features and TV & Reviews.
5. Through out a magazine, each individual magazine
will have its own colour scheme running through.
Purple, white, pink and Yellow, red, white and black
black
6. Each magazine contents page has a plain white
background, this is to make the writing and pictures stand out
more.
The writing in a contents page of a magazine is a very
small font, no bigger than size 11.
7. In each contents page there is a structured
layout, either 3 or 4 columns in each
magazine.
