Double page spreads in documents typically have large, eye-catching headers to introduce the topic. The main body text is structured and organized in a rigid format like lines, rules or grids to give the appearance of an important article for readers. Pictures used are usually portrait style to make them easier for viewers to observe closely while reading the more effortful text, helping keep readers engaged. Pull quotes are also used to succinctly summarize the whole piece and highlight key lessons for the audience.

1. COMMON FEATURES IN DOUBLE
SPREAD PAGES The double spreads usually
have a big and attracting
master heads to embrace and
highlight the context of the
page.
The main body text in the page is always in a
rigid structure; in line, ruled, gridded and
structured. This creates an illusion of an article
which makes it important and significant to
read for the audience.
The pictures that are used in the double
spreads are usually shot in portrait which
creates a formal style and it makes it more
comfortable for the audience to analyze and
observe the picture because its less
effortless to move positions to see the
picture clearly. This is an advantage because
the text will take an effort to read therefore
the picture makes it less boring to read.
All of the pages have a pull quote to
summaries the whole article. This also makes
it interesting for the audience to understand
and learn about the most important aspect of
the entire interview with the artist.