The document describes screenshots of the author adjusting various design elements on a contents page in Photoshop, including aligning editorial pillars using a ruler tool, adjusting the size of mini photos and fonts, and ensuring images are perfectly aligned and sized within guidelines.

1. Response to feedback for my
contents page:

2. In this screenshot, I am making sure all the editorial pillar boxes are aligned.
I did this by using the ruler tool on Photoshop to accurately measure the distance between the editorial pillars
and the size of the boxes themselves.

3. Here is a screenshot of e adjusting the size of the editorial boxes:

4. In this screenshot I am adjusting the size of the mini photos on my contents page because I wanted to make
them bigger to highlight the fact that they linked to the first image on the right hand side.

5. This is me changing my fonts and make my leading text bolder.

6. This is me changing the font of the text for my page numbers.
The font for my page numbers are ‘Signerica Fat’ which is a curvier, softer font that the font I used to write my
article titles.

7. This is the final look of my page numbers in comparison to my actual text.

8. This is a photo of me adjusting the sizes of the images so that they are all perfectly aligned and their size is just
right so that they are all the exact same size and fit within the guidelines of the ruler accurately.