The document analyzes how a magazine's contents page is designed to guide readers to stories. It notes that the magazine name is prominently displayed at the top to remind readers of the publication. The cover story features a large image of its subjects and mentions what page it appears on, using a different color to stand out. Other story headings are in bold for visibility, each with a brief description in smaller text underneath to entice readers. Arrows indicate additional information on subsequent pages to encourage readers to turn over.

1. Contents page analysis
David McGowan

2. Name of
magazine near
top of the page.
Reminds the
reader of what
magazine it is.
Big image of
the people who
are in the cover
story.
Tells the
audience what
page the cover
story is on.
Different colour
to stand out.
Headings of
other stories in
bold to attract
attention
Small
description of
story
underneath in
smaller writing.
Arrow to
indicate that
more
information is
available on the
next page.
Encouraging
reader to turn
over.