In today's lesson we used Quark to make our contents page for our music magazine. We took screenshots to show how we made it.

2.  Firstly to open a new project to create my
contents page on I have selected File, then
New, then project.

3.  When the New project window appeared I
changed the columns, to 3 as shown below.
This is as I am able to layout everything for
my contents page.

4.  To make a coloured background for my
contents page I used the Rectangle Picture
box tool and placed it over the page.

5.  Then I clicked on the picture box and went
to the colours section at the side of my page.
I chose Cyan blue and then changed the
Opacity to 13% so the colour then changed to
a light blue.

6.  To add text to my contents page I used the
Rectangle Text box tool and then placed the
text box where I wanted it to be. I copied my
text from word and then changed the font
and size in Quark. I changed the colour, size
and Font of my text by using the bar at the
bottom of the page.

7.  Next I added a picture box to my page by
using the Rectangle Picture Box tool.

8.  I have again added rectangles to my page by using the
rectangle picture box tool. I have changed the colours by
using the colour section at the side of the page, I have
changed the opacity of the colour on some shapes to make
the colour lighter. I have then done the same a few other
times to make more boxes on my page in which I can put
my text in.

9.  I have then added text on to my page by using the
Rectangle text box tool and copying and pasting my text
from word. I have then changed the font/ colour and size
of my text by using the bar at the bottom of the page and
highlighting the text I want to change.

10.  I have again added more text to my page by
using the Rectangle text box tool and copying
it from a word document.

11.  I have added a circle shape onto my page by
copying it from PowerPoint of then pasting it
onto my Quark document, then I have put a
number 1 over it to show it is the page
number.

12.  Here is my finished contents page (First draft)