The document discusses conventions used in magazine contents pages. It notes that most contents pages use a fixed red, white, and black color scheme while this one uses simple black and white. The only convention challenged is how cluttered most contents pages are, with this one taking a simplified approach using the rule of thirds - placing the main image in one side third and the logo and title across the top third. The image fits the target audience and magazine style while the logo and page numbers reference featured content.

1. Similar conventions of a contents page Different/challenging conventions of a contents
page.
Fixed colour scheme, Q uses the same red and
white and black colours often found on there
front covers. I using the same simplistic black
and white.
Personally I don’t think I challenge many if any
conventions in a content page, The only thing I
challenge is how cluttered most content pages
are, mine Is more simplified I use rule of thirds,
in the main image is on the side third, ( that
being the content list) and the logo, contents
page name being across the top third. I have
used a simple image but good image to fit with
my target audience and rest of my magazine
A photo of something featured and the page
number on where to find it.
The magazines logo featured on page, to
stretch its branding across.
Text is in a column in numerical order of that
Section