Contents Page Analysis
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The document analyzes content pages from three magazines - Rock, Pop, and Indie/Alternative. It finds that all three pages feature the magazine's masthead at the top including the logo, date, and issue number. They also contain a list of contents, main image with supporting text, and advertisements. Though the order of elements varies slightly between magazines, the document concludes it will closely follow the structure of the Rock magazine example to create its own contents page.
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- 5. Overall Analysis From looking at these content pages I have learnt a lot of things.To start will they all feature their masthead going across the whole width of the top of the page.With this they may include their logo if they have once and often the date, issue number and a website. It will be made clear where on the page the contents list is actually placed, which is usually down one of the sides of the page. As well as this they will often feature a main image with supporting cover line, strapline, or story/promotion.They will often feature a puff or advert for something that they’re giving away inside or something you can enter to win.All 3 examples all contain very similar features just in a slightly different order, however I will be following the conventions of the Rock example very closely so I can create a good, life-like contents page.