Kianna Briggs created a plan for a contents page layout using three columns. She opened three images in Photoshop to manipulate their sizes and align them for the center of the InDesign page. Kianna resized the images using selection and transform tools, cropped them for appropriate sizing, and used rulers to position them in a straight line on a blank Photoshop page to prepare for importing into InDesign.

1. Contents Page Production Log 1
Kianna Briggs

2. This is my plan for my
contents page. Here I have
used boxes and text boxes to
allocate where information
would be. The plan shows
that I have used three
columns with the images
centred in the middle of the
page and the text
surrounding it.

3. These are the three images that I will be using on my contents page
that will be centred in the middle of the page. I have opened them in
Photoshop so that I can manipulate the size and align them in the
way they will be on InDesign.

4. First I opened a blank page on
Photoshop in which I will put all
three images on once they
have been manipulated in size.
Here I have
manipulated the size
of each image by
using the select tool
and Ctrl Alt. I then
held down the shift
key to keep the
proportion right and
simply dragged a
corner to a size I want
the image to be.

5. I have also used the crop tool in
order to crop the images to an
appropriate size so that when
positioned

6. I then used the rulers in order
to position the images in a
straight line.
I then dragged the
image onto the
blank page that I
opened earlier
and aligned it next
to the ruler.
This is once I have dragged all three
images onto the blank page and
aligned them next to the ruler.

7. On InDesign I
then viewed
baseline grid
so that when
using text, I
would know
where to
position it.