The document summarizes the key elements of a magazine contents page, including the masthead with the publication name and logo, the date in readable but smaller text, a prominent featured image and band information to attract readers, a consistent color scheme across pages, clearly labeled sections in capital letters, and a review to demonstrate quality and persuade readers.

1. The masthead stands out with the ‘Q’ logo in the corner, the black box and white bold
writing looks good and the logo shows to the readers what the brand magazine is.
The date is used in quite a big text but smaller
then the masthead just so readers know when
the magazine came out so it shows how old the
information is from the magazine.
This is the main image on the contents page, this is for
readers who like the band when they see this image they will
be more tempted to purchase the magazine. Also it says the
name of the band and what page to go to, so you don’t need
to look through the whole magazine to find what you want.
All contents pages have a colour scheme this one is
white black and red (most magazines use these
colours as they are clear colours and stand out
against each other)
The pages don’t have subtitles like the other 2 contents A review is used on the contents page to
pages but they still are clear as it’s in capital letters to show readers that it’s a good magazine and
attract readers. Features stands out with the font and colour again to persuade them to buy it. A review is
as it shows readers exactly what’s in the magazine. professional although it’s someone else’s
comment people will trust the judgement
and purchase the magazine.