The contents page of a magazine uses a consistent color palette of red, black, blue, and gold to categorize sections. Red highlights important words and numbers against the silver background. Black creates clearly defined borders between regions. Blues and gold are only used for specific subject matter sections. The format is box-like rather than wrapping text to help readers navigate, with larger titles than summaries to draw attention. Fonts are generally consistent except for titles and quotes to make them stand out. The regular format is sometimes broken by things like artist photos or quotes to direct readers to popular artists.