The document discusses various design elements used in articles, including negative space around images, a transparent background for the main image, left-aligned body text for readability, text split into 3 columns to avoid being text-heavy, a byline providing information about the article topic, captions providing information about images, a sans-serif headline in varying size and color to catch the eye, colored text highlighting the article subject, a drop cap highlighting the start of the article, and question-and-answer formatted text for easy following.

1. This filler is used to
give the audience
information on
where they can find
more information on
this article.
Negative space is used to highlight the
main image and the use of a transparent
background on the main image allows it
to seem as though it is on the page.
The main body is
aliened to the left
making it easy to read
and follow.
The text is split into
3 columns making
the page look less
text heavy as
otherwise it may put
people off reading
the article .
The by-line is
used to give the
audience
information on
what the article
is about.
The caption is used to give the
audience information about the
image.
The headline is san-serif font it varies in size and
colour this makes it eye catching to the audience. The
coloured text is used to highlight who the article is
about for example ‘Davey Havok’
A drop cap is used to highlight
the beginning of the article. This
allows the article to flow easily
The text is also split into question and
answers. This breaks the page up and
allows the article to be easily followed.