Contents Page Analysis
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The document summarizes and analyzes the contents pages of three music magazines - Q, Mixmag, and another unnamed magazine. It notes design elements like mastheads, placement of images and text, use of color, and sections listed. Key aspects summarized include Q using a double page spread for its picture-led contents, Mixmag also using a double page for pictures portraying a youth scene, and white text on black giving an underground style.
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The document discusses how the student's magazine product both uses and challenges conventions of real-life music magazines. It uses conventions such as a masthead at the top, cover lines with a two-color scheme, artist images and mentions of other artists in the charts. However, it challenges conventions by placing the image under the masthead rather than over it, and using a consistent lilac/black/white color scheme. The contents page follows conventions like section headings and a three-column layout, while the article challenges conventions by placing the magazine logo over the image rather than the artist's name.
Analysis of professional contents pages
The document describes the layout and elements typically found on a magazine contents page. It contains the magazine title, issue number, and date in the masthead at the top of the page. The main feature article takes up half the page with a large image while smaller images of other articles appear alongside summaries of their contents arranged in columns on the right side with page numbers. At the bottom is typically an editor's letter and signature. Color schemes and additional elements like buzzwords are also included to match the magazine's front cover and brand.
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The document provides guidelines for magazine covers. It recommends using sans serif fonts that are bold and easy to read to stand out on shelves. The fonts should also help create the magazine's brand image. Images should feature popular bands or celebrities to attract regular consumers and fans, and should show the subjects in comical poses to suggest the magazine will provide in-depth behind-the-scenes insights rather than just public perceptions.
Task1 nme analysis
The magazine cover follows standard design conventions like using the rule of thirds. It features a large, bold masthead with eye-catching colors. The main cover line reveals a featured article and takes up most of the page to attract readers. There is a single striking image of Dizzee Rascal occupying most of the cover. Additional cover lines list other articles and artists included to indicate the magazine's genre and target audience of 17-25 year olds.
Question 1
This document summarizes the key design elements used in a magazine product to emulate real-world conventions. It includes a large masthead in a separate color at the top, date line underneath, coverlines on both sides in a different font and size, a large headline font to catch readers' eyes, subheading explaining the topic, price and barcode in the bottom corner. The article layout has a large pull quote and headline, two columns of text, margins around text and images, and page numbers.
Question one of evaluation
This document describes how a magazine project challenges conventions of real media to appear realistic. It includes a strapline to entice readers, a clearly displayed masthead, a barcode like real magazines, bold cover lines featuring articles, and a consistent black, red, and white color scheme. The contents page resembles those of rock magazines with artist pictures and page numbers. A double-page spread uses a similar layout of a picture on the left and text on the right, with two photos relating to the text about an artist.
Code and conventions of a contents page
The document discusses the key design elements of a magazine contents page, including the caption, colors, main image, subheadings, date, masthead, page numbers, subsidiary images, graphic features, typography, and categories. The caption introduces the main article, colors are limited to be simple and connote the genre, the main image features the lead story, subheadings tease the article contents, and page numbers are formatted to stand out from the text. Together these elements provide readers an overview of the magazine's stories and entice them to purchase the issue.
Nme contents page analysis
The document describes the layout and design of a magazine contents page. It notes that the masthead is prominently displayed and the band index lists bands alphabetically for easy reader reference. A "touring special" article is placed in the center using the rule of thirds design principle. The target audience is identified as teenage lower class black males and working class white males based on the music artists featured.
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The document discusses how the student's magazine product both uses and challenges conventions of real-life music magazines. It uses conventions such as a masthead at the top, cover lines with a two-color scheme, artist images and mentions of other artists in the charts. However, it challenges conventions by placing the image under the masthead rather than over it, and using a consistent lilac/black/white color scheme. The contents page follows conventions like section headings and a three-column layout, while the article challenges conventions by placing the magazine logo over the image rather than the artist's name.
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The document describes the layout and elements typically found on a magazine contents page. It contains the magazine title, issue number, and date in the masthead at the top of the page. The main feature article takes up half the page with a large image while smaller images of other articles appear alongside summaries of their contents arranged in columns on the right side with page numbers. At the bottom is typically an editor's letter and signature. Color schemes and additional elements like buzzwords are also included to match the magazine's front cover and brand.
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Task1 nme analysis
The magazine cover follows standard design conventions like using the rule of thirds. It features a large, bold masthead with eye-catching colors. The main cover line reveals a featured article and takes up most of the page to attract readers. There is a single striking image of Dizzee Rascal occupying most of the cover. Additional cover lines list other articles and artists included to indicate the magazine's genre and target audience of 17-25 year olds.
Question 1
This document summarizes the key design elements used in a magazine product to emulate real-world conventions. It includes a large masthead in a separate color at the top, date line underneath, coverlines on both sides in a different font and size, a large headline font to catch readers' eyes, subheading explaining the topic, price and barcode in the bottom corner. The article layout has a large pull quote and headline, two columns of text, margins around text and images, and page numbers.
Question one of evaluation
This document describes how a magazine project challenges conventions of real media to appear realistic. It includes a strapline to entice readers, a clearly displayed masthead, a barcode like real magazines, bold cover lines featuring articles, and a consistent black, red, and white color scheme. The contents page resembles those of rock magazines with artist pictures and page numbers. A double-page spread uses a similar layout of a picture on the left and text on the right, with two photos relating to the text about an artist.
Code and conventions of a contents page
The document discusses the key design elements of a magazine contents page, including the caption, colors, main image, subheadings, date, masthead, page numbers, subsidiary images, graphic features, typography, and categories. The caption introduces the main article, colors are limited to be simple and connote the genre, the main image features the lead story, subheadings tease the article contents, and page numbers are formatted to stand out from the text. Together these elements provide readers an overview of the magazine's stories and entice them to purchase the issue.
Nme contents page analysis
The document describes the layout and design of a magazine contents page. It notes that the masthead is prominently displayed and the band index lists bands alphabetically for easy reader reference. A "touring special" article is placed in the center using the rule of thirds design principle. The target audience is identified as teenage lower class black males and working class white males based on the music artists featured.
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The student likes aspects of the magazine cover designs such as the catchy short masthead, changing colors to attract readers, and short cover lines to make the information easy to read. The main cover picture of one magazine relates well to its masthead. For their own cover, the student would consider using different fonts, layouts, colors, photos, and coverlines.
The student also likes how the full-length photo on one magazine's cover relates to its masthead of "Walk On." They appreciate being able to see what the magazine contents may include from the cover lines. However, they dislike the black and white color scheme which makes the cover feel depressing.
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The masthead from the front cover is used as a logo for continuity. The main image is a casual photo of a woman by a tour bus, possibly foreshadowing the double page spread's content about music groups and artists touring. The band index lists all musicians mentioned in the issue along with their page numbers for easy reference to information about particular artists. Subheadings organize the various magazine sections.
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Analysis of professional contents pages
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the layout and conventions used in the author's music magazine called "The Symphony". It describes using typical magazine elements like the masthead, date, and bar code but with a unique font choice. The cover features a mid-shot of the main artist looking directly at the reader. Inside, it follows common magazine conventions for the contents page, double page spreads, and use of images, colors, pull quotes and page numbers but with some unconventional placements. The goal was to be recognizable while also having a distinct look from other existing rock magazines.
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2) Only "UK Champions" uses a main image clearly related to the magazine's topics, while the others only feature students.
3) All three clearly display the date but no price as the magazines are free to students.
4) "UK Champions" alone features highlights in the left third to entice readers.
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The magazine cover is designed to appeal to its target audience of hip hop fans. The large red masthead identifies it as VIBE magazine, and the cover image features hip hop artist Kendrick Lamar. Other elements like mentioning artists Kanye and R. Kelly in the cover lines and including hip hop symbols like chains and snapback hats help position the magazine as focused on hip hop culture. The layout lists article titles to give readers a clear sense of the magazine's contents and reassure them it will suit their tastes. Elements like the featured artist image, article listings and use of rule of thirds help guide readers' attention to the most important parts of the cover.
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the layout and conventions used in the author's music magazine called "The Symphony". It describes using typical magazine elements like the masthead, date, and bar code but with a unique font choice. The cover features a mid-shot of the main artist looking directly at the reader. Inside, it follows common magazine conventions for the contents page, double page spreads, and use of images, colors, pull quotes and page numbers but with some unconventional placements. The goal was to be recognizable while also having a distinct look from other existing rock magazines.
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3) All three clearly display the date but no price as the magazines are free to students.
4) "UK Champions" alone features highlights in the left third to entice readers.
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This document analyzes the design elements of the magazine "Heat". It discusses the use of color, with red and white in the top half and pink and yellow in the bottom. It also examines the masthead, main image, strap lines, barcode, tag line, and lure used to grab readers' attention and brand the magazine. Design choices like font, size, and color placement are meant to efficiently advertise the magazine's content and appeal to its target audience without overwhelming the reader.
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The document summarizes the layout and design of the contents page of the NME (New Musical Express) magazine. It describes the key elements on the page including the masthead at the top which uses a unique red font, the contents text on the right which lists articles under different subheadings, and the band index on the left with artist names and page numbers. It also discusses the central dominant image of the band Kasabian, the subscription section at the bottom with a yellow color scheme, and the overall formal, structured composition and black, white, red, and yellow color scheme of the page.
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The document summarizes the key elements and design features of magazine content pages. It describes the prominent display of the magazine name and issue date at the top. The main content sections are divided into categories with headings, subheadings, and page numbers to easily guide readers to articles. Additional visual elements like images, quotes, and color schemes are used throughout to attract readers and give them a sense of what's inside. The goal is to entice readers to purchase the magazine through an engaging layout that highlights major articles and sections.
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The document analyzes elements of a magazine front cover including the masthead, price/issue details, main cover line, cover lines, plugs, and puffs. It then provides an in-depth analysis of an actual magazine cover, noting how the large red masthead draws the eye to the featured photo and main cover line. The main line is placed by the large photo to encourage reading it when viewing the photo. Smaller cover lines and photos below also guide the eye while maintaining the color theme to feel cohesive. Plugs are placed at the bottom in small text alongside attention-grabbing puffs.
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This document analyzes the front cover and contents page of a magazine. The front cover features a portrait photo of Mark Ronson dressed in punk clothing to represent the genre of the magazine. Subheadings on the front cover provide information about what's inside. The contents page uses various fonts, photos of celebrities featured in the magazine with quotes, and features a large photo of The Clash to promote a free magazine about them. The language is aimed at an older audience and the color scheme is black, white, and color photos to make the page easy to read.
Contents page analysis
1) The contents page uses a black and white color scheme with red accents to make sections stand out. It features a large bold title and masthead along with the date and magazine title in red.
2) Over half the page is filled with images and text split across pages to easily show what articles are on what pages. There is also an editor's note and image at the bottom left.
3) Headings are in all capital letters to stand out and entice readers to the articles underneath. Colors like yellow, white, black are used to contrast and draw the eye. Page numbers are in red for clarity.
Research
The document provides an analysis of the design elements and conventions used on the front covers and contents pages of several music magazines. It discusses the placement of images, text, and other graphical elements and how they are used to engage the target audience. Color schemes, fonts, and layouts are examined and related to the genre of music and intended demographic for each magazine. Typical magazine conventions are also identified, along with some instances where conventions are subverted.
Magazine cover research
RWD magazine targets teenagers and young people interested in grime music. It features news, interviews, and charts on hip hop, R&B, UK garage, and grime. The magazine provided exposure for unsigned artists. The magazine's covers have a simple design that implies it targets a niche audience interested in grime artists. The masthead design breaks conventions slightly by overlapping the title. This signals the magazine focuses on a rebelling genre.
Research
The document analyzes magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads from various music magazines. Key findings include the importance of an eye-catching masthead and cover photo, using color schemes consistently, and balancing photos and text on pages. The analysis provided ideas on layouts, fonts, and connecting visuals and writing. Overall, researching real magazines helped understand effective design principles to apply to the author's own music magazine.
Research
This document analyzes the covers and contents pages of 5 magazines:
1) "Kerrang!" - A rock music magazine with a loud, in-your-face design.
2) "Guitar" - Targets guitar players with a vintage, guitar-focused design.
3) "Classic FM" - Focuses on classical music with a sophisticated, upper-class feel.
4) "Computer Music" - Very specialized, targeting those interested in computer music production software.
5) "NME" - A well-established music magazine with a professional acronym masthead.
Key elements identified for an effective magazine design include a catchy masthead, large background photo, consistent
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1) "Kerrang!" - A rock music magazine with a loud, in-your-face design.
2) "Guitar" - Targets guitar players with a vintage, guitar-focused design.
3) "Classic FM" - Focuses on classical music with a sophisticated, upper-class feel.
4) "Computer Music" - Very specialized, targeting those interested in computer music production software.
5) "NME" - A well-established music magazine with a professional, no-nonsense design.
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- 2. The masthead at the top of the magazine says ‘contents’ so the audience immediately recognise what the page tells them. The writing is in capital white letters against a dark background, there's no mistaking what the page is about. The list of contents is displayed on the right hand side of the magazine, which are ‘News’, ‘Radar’, ‘Reviews’, ‘Live!’ and ‘Feature’. Its unusual from other magazine contents pages which only usually have ‘Regulars’ and ‘Features’. They then advertise a deal on the magazine where if you subscribe and pay less than the standard charge. On the left hand side is a letter from the editor with a kind of camouflaged lettering for the title ‘Touring Special’ in bold, like the list of contents and the masthead. The picture at the top reinforces the writing below it.
- 3. This is a double contents page from Q. The contents is mainly picture led, so it is more appropriate for the style to spread over two pages. At the top of the contents page is the masthead and issue number of the magazine. The main images used are towards the centre of the contents pages. The images used have page numbers on them, this makes it easier for the reader to find them in the magazine. The first part of the contents page shows the features of the magazine, the second part shows the regulars, the features are more important than the regulars to the reader.
- 4. Mixmag have used a double contents page. The contents is mainly picture led. The pictures used are portraying a kind of youth scene, with only younger people shown on the contents pages, generally having a good time. The white writing against the black background gives the magazine a kind of cool underground style. The images are on the outer sides of the magazine rather than to the centre of the page. This is good as it is the first thing the eye sees when a person is looking through the magazine, so makes the magazine more appealing to its audience. The images themselves reinforce the theme of clubbing that this magazine creates. The list of contents include ‘VIP’, ‘features’, ‘fashion’, ‘tunes’, ‘tech, ‘Don’t stay in!’ and ‘Regulars’. The VIP line on the contents makes the magazine sound even more cooler as they have special access to something other people can’t get.