The document discusses color scheme choices for a contents page. It mentions swapping some images used and changing one photo's main color to purple. The text keeps a red and black color scheme to link to the front cover, with headings in red, subheadings in red, and descriptions in gray. Limiting the colors was meant to make the page look more professional and eye-catching without clashing colors or a busy appearance.

1. Contents page colour choices

2. Contents page colour scheme - Pictures
The colour scheme of my images has
changed slightly. It used to be strictly red,
black and white, but I decided to swap the
pictures around and change one, which
main colour is purple. The photo underneath
is mostly monochrome colours apart from
the green jacket, but again it gives it more
colour and makes it eye catching.

3. Contents page colour scheme -
Text
I kept the colour scheme for my font as red
and black (and grey) to show a clear link to
my front cover. I chose to have the contents
headings in red, the subheadings in red and
then descriptions in grey. I decided to do this
as it looked attractive and was a nice range of
colours that go well together.
Having a limit on colours used was helpful in
making the page look more professional and
eye-catching as the colours did not clash and
the page didn’t look too busy.