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The document discusses the typical layout and design conventions of a magazine contents page. Contents pages are usually arranged in columns of 3-4 to keep the page neat and help readers find articles easily. The main image relates to the cover story to remind readers of the magazine title. Smaller images promote other articles while page numbers next to images link them to the correct pages. Structured layout and visual cues help readers navigate the magazine's content.
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Codes and conventions are textual elements that commonly appear in magazines. The document analyzes the codes and conventions of the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of Q Magazine and NME Magazine. Both magazines follow similar conventions including using large, bold logos and mastheads; images of artists looking at the viewer; pull quotes to entice readers; and consistent color schemes and layouts throughout. The purpose of these conventions is to attract readers' attention, guide them through the magazine, and engage them with the content.
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The document discusses the codes and conventions used in magazine contents pages. It explains that the word "contents" follows the magazine's color scheme and the largest image is usually related to the cover story. Contents pages also use the magazine's color scheme for the text and images. The structure is generally three columns with page numbers aligned. Features are specific to each issue while regulars, like reviews, appear in every issue. Contents pages also promote subscriptions and include mini magazine covers and the editor's letter.
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This document summarizes key elements of magazine layout and design, including the masthead at the top left, cover lines below to attract attention, main cover lines and sublines describing featured articles, optional elements like models or giveaways, barcode and price at bottom right, use of color schemes and images relating to articles, structured internal page layouts with columns, page numbers, and contact/subscription information.
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- Page numbers next to images to reference article locations
- Magazine name, issue date and "Contents" heading at top
- Contact and subscription information may be included
- Contents are ordered chronologically so readers can find articles of interest
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- 2. Layout usually set in columns of 3 or 4 this is to keep the page neat and so that the reader knows were to look. One main image- relating to the main article to remind the people what magazine they are reading just in case they forgot. Smaller images to show of different articles that might interest the reader. Structured layout because if it wasn’t structured no one would be able to find what articles they wanted to read. Page numbers in the corner of the image relating the appropriate article
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- 4. Colours usually match the colours that are on the cover page An image of the front cover is also featured on the contents page Sublines give more information about articles, smaller font separate colour. the colours often don’t match the colour of the magazine title