Media cover and contents analysis

1. Media cover and contents
analysis

2. Taglines to give a
short overview of
the important
information
Masthead with custom
copyrighted font to draw
attention to the name
Cover lines on the
side do not cover the
face. (Bold) Subject
is clear and stands
out
Main cover line
Barcode to scan and inform readers
of the price at the side

3. Background
colour is grey.
Makes text easy
to read and the
red text stand
out.
Tilted text to
allow for more
room
Range of different
fonts to make it
unique
Main cover line that will
cause most people to
draw attention to it
Main image of a famous
person to get people who like
him to purchase it

4. Splash- to draw
attention to the
main article.
Reminder of cover
to help remember
the name of it
Subheadings
to outlie
important
information
Small
description of
what’s on the
page
Picture shows you the top story
because it will be one of the more
popular ones to read
Limited range of
fonts on contents so
text is clear

5. Biggest picture
shows
attention over
the main story
that is
covered.
Date so readers
know if it is up to
date or not.
Clear background colour.
Draws attention to the
rest of the page and
makes text easier to
read
Subheadings
to outlie
important
information
Layout of text is clear
and in order so it is
structured to easy to find
any specific article
someone may be looking
for
Photos are smaller than the cover
as they are giving context rather
than an incentive for people to
buy it