This document summarizes the typical contents and layout of a magazine, including sneak previews of articles, listings of special features, page numbers, images representing the magazine's genre, reviews of freebies and CDs, headings and subheadings to provide an overview of each page, and recurring regular features that create familiarity for readers. Images of artists that are the subjects of special features are also included to promote those articles.

1. Second image to give a sneak preview of what is inside the magazine. Special features listed specific to this magazine issue. Bold font used as heading and minimal information beneath. Page number in larger font to break up the contents page. Large image to reinforce the genre of the magazine and to lure you into reading more. Typical freebie and CD review at the bottom. Promoting artists and again the genre of music.

2. Headings and subheadings to give you a quick overview of what each page will contain to make your read more efficient. A magazine normally has particular features which arise every week. The regulars which create a sense of familiarity and comfort. An original image of an artist which a special feature is about in the magazine. This is for the readers pleasure and to promote the article about this artist. Typical convention, reduced image of front cover to reinforce and remind you of the contents of the magazine.