The document analyzes the layout of double page spreads across multiple magazine articles. It notes key design elements like the title taking up significant space, the use of prominent colors that match elements in photographs, and images that cover most or all of the page. Interview questions and responses are generally clearly separated into columns and descriptions are kept short to allow maximum visual space for the photography.

1. Analysis of Double page spreads

2. Title takes up
most of page
Title is a quote
Red used to pick out certain words and
matches her shirt
Only 3
prominent
colours
Small
description
before interview
Picture
covers
most of
page

3. Picture
takes over
most of
page.
3 prominent
colours
3 clear
columns
Interviewers questions
clear
Titles a quote
Border around the
edges
Photo is on top

4. Large letters in the back
ground
Part of title Behind the picture
Clear colours
used and
matched
Picture takes up whole
page
Lots of text
3 clear columns
Small description

5. Picture takes up most of
page
Clear quote
2 main colours used
Large title
Two clear columns
Interviewers
question
clear
Clear description
Blends in
with
background

6. Picture takes up
whole page
Clear quote
2 main
colours
Large title
Description
Large amount of text
3 clear
columns

7. Pictures blend into background
3 clear colours
used
Small amount of
text
Iconic image recreated
Picture takes up most of page
Quite a lot of empty
space.