The document summarizes the key elements found on a magazine contents page, including the issue number and date at the top right, a large cover image in the center, featured articles listed first with page numbers for easy reference, regular columns listed at the bottom, the masthead and date displayed prominently at the top, articles split into numbered sections by topic, and images that link to related articles and an advertisement at the bottom in bold text.

1. The issue number and the month/year which the
magazine comes out is at the top of the page on the
right hand side.
The main image takes up most of the right hand size
and this will be linked to the front cover photo it may
even be the same photo to make sure customers
know what they are reading.
The features are listed first as these are special
exclusives to the issue of this magazine and this is
what the customer wants to read first as it is
something different to what’s usually listed in the
magazine. Towards the bottom are the regulars.
Each section is listed with numbers to make sure the
customer knows what page each article is on it also
stands out to make it easier for the customer to see.

2. The masthead of the magazine is shown at the top of the
contents page so that the customer knows what they are
reading, it is bold and is the largest font on the page. The
date is shown in a small font below this to remind the
customer what issue the magazine is.
The articles are split into sections to make it clear to the
customer what the articles are based on. They are all
numbered so that the customer knows what page to turn
to, to be able to read each article.
The images shown to the left link to the magazine and the
articles in the magazine.
The add at the bottom of the page is used to promote their
business and it is shown in a large bold font to catch the
customer's eye.