2. Title –
Used to help the
audience identify
the brand of the
magazine, as well as
helping build the
magazine’s brand
identity.
Index –
Shows the title
and page number
of different pages
in the magazine,
as well as a brief
subtitle to draw
attention.
Date –
Used to identify the
issue number of the
magazine
Picture –
Used to draw
attention and
garner interest
into the
magazine. Also
has a page
number so the
reader can easily
see the relevant
page.
Website and
page number
3. Title –
Used to help the
audience identify
the brand of the
magazine, as well
as helping build
the magazine’s
brand identity.
Index –
On this contents page,
the index was
separated into several
categories. This makes
it dominate the page,
and makes it easier for
the reader to process
the titles as they’re in
groups.
Picture of a celebrity –
Used to draw attention
and garner interest into
the magazine.
Quote sections –
Lets the reader keep up
with the section from
issue to issue.
4. Large picture of
celebrities –
On this contents page,
the picture of the
celebrities takes up half
of the page. This means
that the reader’s
attention would be
focused solely on the
image.
Index –
A simpler
index takes
up less
space but
draws less
attention.
Page number and
body text –
Helps the image to
attract attention
and leads the
reader to the
relevant page.
5. Headings are in
bold and a
contrasting colour
to make them
stand out from the
normal text on the
index
Index headings are
labelled with the
number of the page on
which the content is
found in the magazine
Links to the social media
accounts of the magazine,
allow readers to engage with
the magazine more
Heading in a large bold font in
pink, a colour that contrasts with
the black body text. This makes it
stand out and contributes to the
pastel pink colour scheme of the
contents page
Sans serif font
type, connotes
informality
6. Magazine issue
and branding in
their house style
pink colour
Pink background of
index makes the
section stand out, as
it relates to the
images on the cover
Page numbers in
pink to make
them contrast
with the black
text in the index
Large image
illustrating the main
article of the issue,
with a page number
Sans serif font type,
connoting casualness rather
than seriousness, as this is a
magazine targeted at an
informal demographic
Index divided into subheadings
about different topics, allows
for easier reading of the index
page, as well as looking neater
Use of images to convey
information in a more concise
fashion than text, more informal
too
