The document outlines the typical codes and conventions used on a magazine content page, including sublines to describe articles, noting the issue date and number, featuring images of other bands and artists to attract more readers, using page numbers and quotes to engage the audience, including the magazine masthead and name, employing a clean three-column layout, using a large main image to attract attention, maintaining a consistent color scheme, and providing contact information to follow on social networks.

1. Codes and
Conventions of a
Content page

2. Sublines
Gives information of the article
Usually a couple of lines long

3. Issue
Tells the audience which issue it is so they know if they need or not

4. Date
Tells the audience when the magazine was issued and if its ion date or not

5. Images of other bands/artists featured
Attracts audience
Makes their magazine stand out with variety of other bands / artists to make
fans of the other bands/ artists intrigued to buy their magazine

6. Page numbers
Easy to find what the audience is looking to read
Tells you which coverline is on which page

7. Quotes
Attracts audience

8. Masthead appears on content page
Usually says the word content
Says the name of the magazine

9. Column layout
Clean layout
Usually 3 columns

10. Main image
To attract the audience

11. Same colour scheme
Simple colours

12. Contact information
Allows you to follow them on social networks such as twitter