This document analyzes the design elements of a magazine article page. It discusses the color scheme of the black-grey background contrasting with the yellow skyline and white font. It also examines the use of two different sized images to create a visual hierarchy that draws the reader's attention to emphasize important points. Finally, it notes that the serif font and color contrasts between white text and black background make the article elegant and inviting to read.

2. We
can
clearly
appreciate
the
colour
code
in
this
text.
The
black-­‐
grey
gradient
background
contrasts
with
the
yellow
skyline
and
the
white
font
to
provide
an
elegant
and
sophis<cated
touch,
appreciated
and
enjoyed
by
the
magazine’s
target
audience.
There
are
not
many
items
present
to
draw
more
aBen<on
or
focus
to
specific
textual/informa<ve
aspects,
only
some
key
info.
at
the
right
hand
side,
about
the
change
the
ar<cle
talks
about.
However,
no
pull-­‐quotes
and
no
boxed
texts,
which
are
very
common
within
the
genre.
This
choice
from
the
editors
induces
the
main
aBen<on
from
the
audience
into
the
main
image,
which
itself
has
a
big
contrast
with
the
ar6ficial
background
to
emphasize
even
more
its
importance.
A
smaller,
secondary
image
features
just
bellow
it,
the
model
in
it
is
the
same
one.
It
is
the
second
item
the
audience
will
turn
their
aBen<on
into:
the
sculpted,
exemplar
figure
used
as
main
image
has
come
from
a
body
like
such.
The
use
of
the
2
sizes
of
image
to
establish
a
hierarchy
of
significance
intensifies
the
surprise
on
the
audience
and
achieves
a
sense
of
reality,
(As
if
it
was
telling
the
reader:
“You
could
actually
be
that
person”),
which
is
something
every
media
text
strives
for,
providing
therefore
a
greater
u6lity.
The
font
used
contributes
to
the
elegant
picture
created.
The
<tle
and
body
text
are
both
in
a
serif
font,
more
formal
matching
successfully
“Men’s
Fitness’s”
target
audience’s
personality.
The
white
colour
clearly
differs
from
the
black
of
the
background
and
makes
it
easy
and
invi<ng
to
read
the
ar<cle.