The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It discusses organizing content under subject headings, changing from three columns to four to fit additional elements, adding images and ensuring they are the same size for professional appearance, and filling all blank space to complete a polished contents page.

1. I started my contents page with the title. I used black
text and the font was ‘Franklin Gothic Medium Cond’

2. I then added a text box and made three
columns to follow the rule of thirds. I have
organised the features under subject headings
to make it easier for the audience to find what
they are looking for.

3. I added this image after editing it in Photoshop. I
placed it in the top left hand corner however I had to
add a white stroke on my title so that it stood out
from the picture.

4. I decided to change the three columns to four
after looking at my original drafts. This is
because I wanted pictures going down the right
hand side as well as being able to fit a editors
message .

5. After that I added another text box for
my editors message. The text is also a
size 12 as I wanted the page to be full
of information.

6. I added the three images and made sure they
were all the same size so that it looked
professional. I left a space underneath each
image so that I could add an anchor to explain
what the image was.

7. I then finished filling in the blank space with
more features so that the audience know what
page you can find certain articles. I also
included the facebook page and twitter page.

8. To fill in the blank space at the top I added a
small image of the front cover of my magazine.
This completed my contents page as all the
blank space was filled and looked professional.