This document analyzes and describes the common elements found on content pages from three different magazines: Vogue, Elle, and Marie Claire. It identifies the masthead, highlight images, front cover images and descriptions, content lists, and page numbers as standard features that provide readers with an overview of the magazine's stories and help them navigate to articles. The masthead displays the magazine's name, highlight images entice readers with snippets of articles, front cover details summarize its main story, content lists group articles into sections, and page numbers allow readers to locate pieces. Overall, the content page utilizes various visual and textual elements to preview the magazine's contents and guide readers through the issues.

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Content page analysis

2. Content page #1

3. Vogue, influential American fashion
and lifestyle magazine. It was founded
in 1892 as a weekly high-society
journal, created by Arthur Baldwin
Turnure for New York City's social
elite and covering news of the local
social scene, traditions of high society,
and social etiquette; it also reviewed
books, plays, and music.

4. This is the Magazine’s name. It
is called Masthead, it in
repeated on the content page
with the same font style as used
on the cover page.
Masthead

5. This is a highlight image
also called an anchoring
image which tells the
readers about an article in
the magazine. This
highlight image is
indicating the readers that
the magazine is about
fashion or projects about an
article about movies
Highlight image

6. This is includes
the article title
and sometimes a
brief description
of the article for
its readers to have
an idea about the
article
This is the page
number it informs the
readers that on which
page which article has
been published as it
eases the readers that
they with the help of
page numbers the
readers don’t have to
search for a particular
article in the whole
magazine.
Sections

7. Content page #2

8. Elle is a worldwide lifestyle
magazine of French origin that
focuses on fashion, beauty, health
and entertainment. It was
founded in 1945 by Hélène
Gordon-Lazareff and her
husband, the writer Pierre
Lazareff. The title means "she" or
"her," in French.

9. Masthead
This is the title of the magazine
that is sometimes also written on
the content page as well to give the
name of the magazine a special
outlook. The font style on the
masthead on the content page is as
same as the cover page

10. Highlight image
This could be used as and
anchoring picture as it is
below the section of
“travel” and this picture
could represent traveling
as the model is in summer
clothes on a beach

11. Front Cover
This is the picture
of the model on the
front the front
cover of the
magazine
This text is about
the picture on the
front cover of the
magazine. It tells
about the story of
the main picture

12. Content list
This is called
sections they
contain a
number of
articles within
them
These are the
page numbers
that informs the
readers about on
what page which
article is on
This is the description of
the article that is
published in the
magazine this builds the
interest of readers in
reading the articles

13. Content page #3

14. Marie Claire is an
international monthly
magazine first published in
France in 1937, followed by
the UK in 1941. Since then
various editions are
published in many
countries and languages.
The feature editions focuses
on women around the
world and several global
issues.

15. Masthead