Contents page analysis

1. Contents page analysis
The layout of the contents page is very spread out which
suggests it wants to be basic and clear. The font of the
content page is very average with no bold or italic effect to
maybe show that it wants to get straight to the point. The
content page has a mix of colours such as green, pink,
orange, red and blue on the edge of the left and right side of
the page to make the atmosphere of the content page more
vivid and bright. The colours at the bottom edges of the page
have a high opacity but as you go higher the colours opacity
starts to decrease which makes it stand out and interesting.
The colours that are on the edge of the page on the left are
parallel to the right(vise-versa) . The content page has got 8
photographs from the other pages in the books to show
what's included which gives a brief image of what the book is
going to have init. The photographs and text are not very
colourful which doesn’t make you focus on them when you
first look at the content page, instead you focus on the edge
of the page due to the vibrant colours.
Overall most of the content page is very basic and simplistic
which makes it dull and boring, although the colours on the
edge of the page make parts of it stand out and give off a nice
effect, the majority is dominated by dull colours.

2. Contents page analysis
The contents page has very few things on it but sections of it
still look filled due to the large and bold font of the text. The
large text dictates and fills up the right side of the contents
page to maybe show how powerful and meaningful the words
are to the book. It also shows that these words send a message
of importance and they summarise what the whole book is
about. The text must also be large to see from far distances.
The colour scheme is very simple-minded because the there
are two colour scheme combinations used which are black on
white or white on black. The colour scheme makes the book
look professional because it shows that they have used a
limited amount of colours and they have made the most of it.
Under the large texts there is very small writing which acts as a
underline to the larger texts. The atmosphere of the content
page is calm due to its simplicity of content included and
serious due to its black and white colour scheme. In the top
left corner there is writing included which doesn’t fill all the
page, maybe to suggest that it doesn’t want to shock the
reader of how much content is included.
Overall the contents page is basic and the size of the text
controls most of the content page to show that it wants to
focus of what's in the book.

3. Contents page analysis
The contents page has a colour scheme of red, white and
black. The red make the content page look powerful and
sends a sign of importance. The dominants of the colour red
suggests that there is something significant and meaningful
to say in the contents. The colour white is only used for the
title “contents” and “00” with a background of red to make
them more clear so they can be seen from further distances.
The colour white is used on the smaller text to suggest that
the content page has some elegance and to make it more
noticeable and eye catching. The contents page is designed
to look like a calendar which gives it a theme and it makes it
look organised and creative. The calendar theme also
suggests that the layout is neat and structured in a ordered
way. The numbers on the contents page is larger then the
writing (excluding the title) which suggests that the numbers
of the pages are more valued then the words.
Overall the contents page suggests that it just wants to tell
you information because of its simplicity and how clear it is.
Also the fact that the content page has no photographs
suggests it just wants to get straight to the point too.

4. Contents page analysis
The contents page doesn’t use large size text like other
contents pages but instead this contents page uses more
pictures to fulfil the lack of large text. The contents page
focuses more on the photographs then the text because the
photographs dictate a higher percentage of the page and
they are much more eye-catching then the text. The colour
scheme is mainly red and white, the red is used to make the
important sections of the contents page more noticeable
because there is some sort of red surrounding them and the
white is used for the background which gives a neutral and
bright atmosphere. The contents page can be separated into
three section vertically which could be left, right and centre.
The left side has photographs, the right side has text and the
centre has a small amount of text and a higher amount of
photographs. The contents page is filled up with writing and
pictures which symbolises that it is complete with
information and it suggests that there must be useful
information.
Overall the contents page has well layout because it looks
organized and neat. The colour scheme makes everything
look clear and helps certain things more noticeable.