2. Picture boosts - These are used to relate
to the articles in the magazine. Each
main article in this magazine has a
picture which is more interesting to look
at instead of blocks of text. The images
are also either medium shots or medium
close ups.
Columns - These clearly set out the
different page references and makes the
page look neater. There are also less
important page references to the right
hand side of the page.
Images - The images on this page are all
laid out in similar ways. They are either
medium shots or medium close ups
most of the people in the images are
looking at the reader which makes them
feel more involved.

3. Drop shadows - Drop shadows are only
used on all of the main images. Every
image that represents an article has a
drop shadow. This makes it more
interesting to look at and engages the
reader’s eye, is also adds more layering
to the page and makes them stand out.
Sub headings - The lesser articles on the
right hand side of the page have sub
headings that categorize them. The
headings them selves are highlighted so
the reader can easily locate the heading
they need and find the appropriate page
number. This can also help the reader
get information on important topics
such as ’swag’

4. Colour scheme - The colour scheme for
this magazine is dark yellow and black.
These colours contrast so they are very
versatile (The colour can be flipper from
yellow on black to black on yellow). The
colours also stand out on the page so
they can be used to get the eye’s
attention or separate text.
Large number/text - The article
references on the main images have a
brightly coloured large number on them
which is the page number. This helps the
reader to easily locate the page number
as it stands out and is colourful. The sub
headings on the right are also
highlighted so they stand out and are
easily to skim read. This decreases the
time it takes for the reader to locate the
page they require.