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1. The title- The title holds a massive
impact on the readers of this
magazine due to its size, bold like
format, capital letters and
punctuation. It is vital that the title
has great effectiveness on the
reader because it is the first insert
of the magazine in which a
potential buyer shall read. It needs
to be big, brilliant and most of all, a
pull factor. The title on this
contents is in black which doesn’t
exactly relate to the genre’s theme
however, it compliment the white
back ground in witch the title has
been planted on.
The small text- The small text
is positioned excellently on
the left hand side of the page
creating a margin like
structure allowing the reader
to acknowledge where to
begin reading. The contents is
only the second page in of
the magazine therefore the
viewer wants to have an easy
read therefore the contents
page needs to have this
influence. The contents page
doesn’t necessarily require
heavy detail in text, this
example has the perfect
amount. Not too much and
not too little.
Colour scheme- The colour scheme
supports the genre (Pop) massively.
It gives off a more masculine affect
due to the main image showing a
male pop star, Olly Murs, there fore
it is bright and bubbly in relation
with the them but for a male. The
main colour green is also a strong
colour because it targets many
people. It does NOT narrow the
target to one audience type. The
light green compliments the light
back ground. The back ground is of
a basic form of the shade white,
however nothing is associated with
lightness better than white.
Smaller images- The smaller images
are handy to insert on any part of the
magazine because images are what
many viewers look for in an exciting
magazine. Even if the main image isn’t
up to a viewers standards, the smaller
images play a back up role so that
readers of this magazine has someone
that they are into in this magazine.
The main image- The main image is
positions perfectly, dead central of the page
therefore it is most likely going to be the
second insert of this page that viewers shall
peer at. The main image is of the celebrity,
Olly Murs, a popular and loved pop star by
all ages and both genders. Taking all of this
into consideration, this therefore with
stains a great pull factor to all pop lovers
out there. This magazine holds brilliant
selling potential due to the high quality
contents page.
Allows the reader to
understand where
particular parts are
of the magazine. The
contents page is
helpful therefore it
does its job.

2. Allows the reader
to understand
where particular
parts are of the
magazine. The
contents page is
helpful therefore it
does its job.
The title- The masthead/header to a front cover
of a magazine is different to a title of a contents
page. A Cover title is inserted purely to catch the
eye of potential buyers. This title, ‘Inside the
mag’, is only affective because it clarifies that
this page is a contents page informing any
reader of what is inside this mag. The white of
the heading compliments the pin background.
These two colours together gives off a feminine
target. The title is eye catching because of the
size across the page, also the size of the fancy
lettering. The font alone also enlarges the title in
a way.
The Colour scheme- The
Colour scheme is very much a
positive to this contents page
because it supports the cover
colours of this magazine.
Also, it supports the feminine
target along with the images
and so forth. The yellow
highlights are extremely
affective because it frames
the important things and
divides them away from the
less important things.
The main image- The images of anything, a
book, a magazine, a newspaper, it is definitely
prioritised by viewers because it is the first
insert one acknowledges. This is positioned
wonderfully, almost centre of the page so
cannot be missed. Also the image of the
magazine frames a female well known
celebrity(Selena Gomez) so not only is this a
pull factor to any Gomez fan, it supports the
target of females.
The smaller text- Not a vital insert on a
contents page however its point is that it
fills in the blanks with useful information
about the pages inside the magazine. The
smaller text in this magazine is limited
however it needs to be on there. The
smaller text in parts is highlighted, this is
done to clarify to the reader the
important parts that need to be read,
other parts doesn’t need to be read.

3. The main image- shows
a front cover of a pop
magazine, this
advertises the style of
this magazine more
sufficiently. Also, the
main image is therefore
Justin Bieber. A famous
pop star known for
both his modelling and
singing. This insert is
highly important on any
magazine but it is
mostly affective on this
one because it singles
out targets and pulls
them in. For example
this magazine will draw
in mostly women or big
Justin Bieber fans.
Other smaller
images.
The colour scheme- is
bright, shining and
colourful to back up
the fun glamorous
genre of pop. The
main colour is pink
singling out targets of
a more feminine sort
however, pink is used
for further reasons…
The pink compliments
the light back ground
of a consistent white.
This is shown
massively where the
headlines lye, the
bold lettering in
white on top of a
thick layer of a darker
pink.
The title- This title is unique because of the
colours. It goes along with the colour scheme
however a shade of black is chucked in the mix
rather cleverly. This is done intentionally because
it adds baldness therefore easily catches the eyes
of any potential buyers. Also, a large back ground
in the shape of a box highlight that extra bit of
importance.
The smaller text- in this contents page
like many more upholds a lot of text of
a small size. The smaller text is
portraying less importance in
comparison to other inserts of a
contents page however it still is not an
optional process. The insert of small
text needs to be exceeded with in any
magazine contents page and this is a
great example of one. There is included
many smaller images in this magazine
contents page therefore I is all the more
important to include an equal amount
of smaller text so that they compliment
each other.
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