Contents page analysis
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The document describes various design elements that are commonly found on magazine contents pages. These include: - A large title like "Contents" or "Features" to indicate it is a contents page. - Prominent images of artists or celebrities related to featured articles, often taking up much of the page. - Page numbers and article titles listed on one side of the page. - Consistent branding elements like the magazine name, logo, date and issue number.
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- 2. “Features” as a title so that all the content is listed below it. Could also be “Contents”/ “Inside” Large Picture Of 50 Cent, who is the artist which the double spread is related to. Takes up half the page. The page numbers are a different colour (red) to the text beside it Listed articles and other content on the right side of the page. Which appears the be a convention. The main/feature article’s page number is larger font size but is also in red.
- 3. Large over head title saying “contents”. Largest and boldest font so that it’s the first thing you read. The Listed features are listed on the right hand side. Sub heading of “Features”. In a different colour drawing the readers attention. The image covers some of the main title. Some of the models prop (large inflatable mushroom) covers half the “O” and “N” of contents. Quote from feature article from artist. The main image is also of the artist and takes up ¾ of the page.
- 4. “Contents” is not one full word. This is unusual and is specific to the magazine. A sub-heading again saying “features” in a different font. Separating it from the rest of the text. Content of the magazine is listed on the right hand side. Individual subheading specifically for “Fashion” indicating it is an important aspect of the magazine. Giant “v” in the background. Also specific to Vibe magazine. Large image of “Kanye West” taking up more than half of the page. Indicating the feature article is on him.
- 5. Thing that are included in all the contents pages: The name of the magazine And website or logo The date The issue Title saying: contents/features/inside/this week etc. And an image (an contents page sometimes includes sub-images, but in this case was not shown in any of the examples analysed)