The document summarizes the typical contents of a magazine contents page. Contents pages normally include the issue number and date, subheadings to categorize articles, multiple images of bands with captions, columns to layout the information, page numbers by the article titles and images, and sometimes subscription details or a letter from the editor. The color scheme on contents pages is usually complementary and similar to the magazine's front cover.

1. Analysis of Professional
Contents Pages

2. Contents
Every magazine has the word contents on the top of
the contents page. Along with this is normally the
issue number and date of release.

3. Sub-headings
Each magazine has sub-headings this splits the articles
in the magazine into relevant groups which helps the
reader find the article they are looking for.

4. Multiple Images
The contents pages have multiple images on them this shows
you some of the other bands in the magazine. Majority of
these images use direct address as well.

5. Captions
Under the photos there is normally a simple caption to
explain the image and article.

6. Columns
The contents pages are split into columns. Normally
three but can sometimes be two.

7. Page numbers
Page numbers can be on or by the pictures to tell
where to find the article about that band with a short
description of the article.

8. Page numbers
Page numbers appear in the contents list as well they
have the article title next to them they are normally
in a different colour or bold and sometimes in a box.
They are next to the article title and sometimes have
a caption next to them.

9. Subscription details
Some magazine have the details on how to subscribe to
the magazine on the contents page.

10. Letter from the editor
Some magazines have a letter from the editor this
sometimes includes the editors opinion of this issue
or something about the editor themself. Along with
the letter there is normally the editors signature and
sometimes a smaller image of this issues front cover.

11. Colour Scheme
The contents page have similar colour schemes to the
magazine’s front cover this is to cover the connotations of
the genre. The colour scheme is complementary. It is
normally built of two or three colours.