This document outlines the iterative process of designing a contents page, including changes made to layout, images, colors, fonts, and additional elements. The designer experiments with different backgrounds, placement of images, text boxes, page numbers, and shapes to refine the design and make it more visually appealing and highlight key elements. The designer indicates they will continue refining the design as they progress.

1. This is the first draft of my
contents page. At this moment
I have only added a header
which corresponds to my
colour scheme, and the font I
have used is the same font as
my front cover, I will make
more changes to the design as
I progress.

2. I have changed the texture background
of my top banner to ‘metal’, this looks
like a more attractive pattern given the
context of my magazine.

3. I have added my photo of my
models and added a banner
below the photo and I have also
added a bevelled rectangle
branching away from the main
image.

4. I have added the name of my band
into the bevelled rectangle.

6. I have added some new text
next to the cover image and I
have removed the bellated
rectangle because it broke up
the flow of the page

7. This is a print screen
of my contents page,
I have changed how
the layout is arranged
and I have added a
red belated rectangle,
I will make more
changes as I go along.

8. I have added a page number and a
tagline to my contents page, I will
make more changes as I go along.

9. I have added more text
boxes to my contents
page, I will make more
changes as I go along.

10. I have decided to change the main
picture of my contents page because
the previous image is too much like
my double page spread image.

11. I have re added the bevelled rectangle
and the star with he page number on
because I think it makes the contents
page look more attractive and vibrant
and it also effectively highlights the
main story.