2. A contents page allows the reader of the
magazine to immediately find the articles
which interests them. It allows them to
navigate the magazine with ease.

3.  House style
 Images
 Content descriptions and page numbers
 Sections (headings)
 Editorial section
 Title
 Page design
 Mode of address
 Grid System

4. An identifiable style used across the entire
magazine. This covers; colour, scheme,
typefaces, and mode of address.

5. The house style for this magazine can be found mainly
within the mastheads and the colours. The “NME”
masthead is re-used on the contents page, and the same
colours of red black and white are kept. The same
typeface is used too and the plain background is kept.

6. On this magazine, the colours red, white and black are repeated
across the pages. Although the mastheads on the contents page
are different to the one on the front cover, the rest of the
typefaces are the same. Some of the colours are even repeated
in the pictures. There are also images on the front which relate to
images on the contents page.

8.  My contents page will have the same
background and typeface as my front
cover. I will also keep titles in a similar style.
 The typeface I’ll use will be Blackadder
ITC
 The colour scheme is purple, white, red and
black.
 The contents page masthead will follow the
same style as the one on the front cover.