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The document provides descriptions of the typical design elements found on magazine pages, including a large main image that often bleeds across the page; a headline in the largest text that relates to the image; and a stand first that gives a small amount of information to introduce the main story. Other common elements are drop caps to indicate where to start reading; inserts that provide extra information, quotes or competitions; and columns, page numbers, and a limited color scheme to structure the page.
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This document provides information and guidelines for campus journalism and school newspaper layout and design. It discusses the purposes and functions of campus publications, including informing the campus community and presenting issues for discussion. It outlines the typical sections of a school paper like the news, editorial, feature and sports pages. The document also covers design elements like headlines, bylines, photos and captions. It provides tips for layout, such as achieving balance, emphasis, proportion and movement. Finally, it defines key vocabulary terms related to journalism and publication design.
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- The magazines focus heavily on images of artists over written content. The large images take up most of the page space to attract readers interested in the artists.
- The writing is kept to a minimum and tucked away in small sections to emphasize the visuals over text. This is likely done because the target audience is more engaged by photos of artists than long articles.
- A single prominent image of the featured artist is displayed on each page to immediately capture the reader's attention and communicate who the article is about before any reading.
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Codes and conventions dps
- 1. Main image • Covers at least half of the page • Sometimes bleeds across the page • Usually of a popular figure • Usually giving direct address
- 2. Headline • Largest text on the page • Relates to the image • Easy to read • Easily noticeable
- 3. Stand first • Gives a small bit of information • Teases the reader • Relates to the main story (summarises)
- 4. Drop caps • One large letter at the start of the text • Literally shows the audience where to begin reading • Sometimes a different colour
- 5. Inserts • Extra bit of information • Sometimes a quote • Sometimes a giveaway • Sometimes a competition
- 6. Bleeding • When the image goes over onto the other side slightly • Slightly crosses over • Sometimes goes over both the pages fully
- 7. Body • Small text • Contains a lot of information • Contrasting colour to the background • Arranged in columns
- 8. Byline • Placed under images and text • Gives the author and photographer credit • Very small text • Not easily noticeable
- 9. Captions • Positioned under images • Explains what the image is about • Brief explanation • Quite small
- 10. Line breaks • Used between long chunks of text • Creates the illusion that there is less text • Makes it look less boring
- 11. Columns • Usually 4 or 5 columns • Gives the page structure • Makes it easy to navigate through 1234 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4
- 12. Page Numbers • Small text at the bottom (usually) • Contrasting colour to background • Tells the reader what page number it is
- 13. Fonts • 1-2 fonts usually used • Very simple and easy-to-read font • Bold fonts and small fonts used 1 2 1 2
- 14. Colour scheme • Usually 3/4 colours • Often black and white • Colour scheme applies to the image (clothing/hair) • Background colours contrast text colours Red, Blue, Black, White Black, Pink, White Grey, Pink, White, Black Grey, Orange, White