The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a magazine page. Key elements highlighted include headings in red and black to focus attention, the first letter of paragraphs circled in red to indicate starts and changes in topic, a mainly white page to create a clean cut image and make content easier to read, and consistent heading sizes to show equal importance of content. Text boxes and images are arranged to break up dense text and make it seem less overwhelming to readers.

1. The headingsare redand black.By
highlightingone wordred focusesthe
reader’sattentiononthatword,this
showsthat wordhas somethingtodo
withthe article
The main textstartswitheach
letterof the firstwordin a red
circle,thistellsusthe article
starts fromthere as there is
anotherblockof textat the
top of page.
The page ismainlywhite, thissuggeststhe bandwant
to create a ‘cleancut’image.Italsomakesthe content
easiertoread as the onlycolorsusedso the reader
isn’tdistractedbyloadsof colorsand images
The layoutis quite basicandclear.By one of the text
boxesbeingswappedwithone of the imagesitbreaks
the textup makingitlooklike alot lesstothe reader
The textin the end
paragraph startslike
the firstparagraph,
withthe lettersof the
firstwordin a red
circle.Thissignifiesthe
start of a newtopic.
There are 2 headingsonthe page and they’re the
same size,thistellsusthe contentonthe page is the a
same level of importance.Alsoittellsus aboutwhat’s
inthe article andwhena newtopicstarts.