The document describes the process of laying out a magazine page in a design program. The creator placed rulers as guides and inserted three photos - one large photo in the middle at the top and two smaller photos in the bottom corners. Text was added including a large editorial pillar, smaller article titles positioned next to the photos, and a masthead logo. Grey text was used to match the cover design and add uniformity. A large underlined 'Contents' heading was also added to link to the editorial pillar and identify the page.

1. I knew that I wanted a white background
so I left my page as it was and then began
placing rulers on my page to guide me in
terms of placement of text and images
then used Place to insert my three photos,
one in the bottom right corner, one in the
bottom left corner and one at the top in
the middle to show it was the most
important. Next, I used the text box tool
to write my editorial pillar in Impact, size
48 and underlined to make it stand out.
I wrote my article titles = in Arial, size
30 so that they were smaller than my
editorial pillar, making sure that each
title was next to its corresponding
photograph to add clarity and to make
it easier for a reader to find their
desired article.

2. I inserted my Masthead and made it
size 60 in Budmo to make it stand out
as the masthead of the magazine (the
identity of the magazine). I then made
all the text grey to match the cover
and to add a sense of uniformity.
I wrote my heading (‘Contents’) in
impact size 72 underlined to make it
link with my editorial pillar and to
make it stand out as the page title
making it more user friendly.