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The document describes features of music magazines, including use of different font colors to distinguish page numbers and articles, headlines and snippets to entice readers, inclusion of images and captions to feature artists, and mixing of articles on music news and world events to draw in various readers. It notes design elements like font size changing based on image size, and use of color, black and white, and cartoons in images. The magazines aim to inform readers about music and other topics through an engaging layout.
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Codes and conventions
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- 1. 3 colours of font: red, white and black Red background on contents page correlates with the font and the first image’s colour Magazine features music and world news, to keep people up to date on other issues and draw in readers who aren’t necessarily looking to purchase a music magazine Stories include eye- catching or suspenseful headlines Date & name of magazine Change in font colours allows the page number and article to be easily distinguished between Snippet of articles to persuade the reader to read on, or to buy the magazine if browsing
- 2. Rock magazine title 2 colours of font: black and red Change in font colours allows the page number and article to be easily distinguished between Short article headlines use the artist’s name, rather than a phase or sentence about them Black and white images allow the red page numbers to be seen and noticed easier Images feature a caption of who the image is, and a snippet of information about them, or their music Rock magazine title Images take up more space that the text does, so a smaller font is required
- 3. Header feature the name of the magazine, and a snippet of a review featured on Page 91 Images used are in black and white, but also in colour 3 colours of font used: red, black and white Puff Live images, cartoons and album covers Date and logo of the magazine Change in font colours allows the page number and article synopsis to be easily distinguished between Q offers an option to subscribe to their magazine by paying with direct debit with 37% off Page is bordered to allow space when printing