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The document discusses the design of a magazine contents page. It will use red, white, and black colors to match the front cover and create cohesion. Subtitles will be in red boxes on a black background for boldness and eye-catching appeal. Page numbers will be in white boxes to stand out. An image relates to the cover story and box captions describe images to engage readers visually.
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The document discusses the design of a magazine contents page. It will include red subtitles to catch the eye, white boxes with page numbers to stand out against the black background, and a relevant image. At the bottom will be details of the picture. The titles will match the original masthead design using the same bold font for consistency. The contents page will also use the same three colors as the cover - red, white, and black - to connect it visually to the magazine's house style.
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4) Different text colors to make major stories stand out.
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- 1. Contents PageMy contents page will use the same three colors as my front cover which was red, white, and black. This creates cohesion between the cover and contents and emphasizes the house style of the magazine. I will have a black background to be bold against the writing.10.5.These boxes will include the subtitles of the topics included in that page. I will make the font red so that it’s eye-catching.These will have the page numbers and I will make the box white so that its bold against the black background. This will have an image relating to my cover story. Also, the box at the bottom will include details of what the picture consists of. I will rotate them to make it more visually interesting for the readers. This is where my title will be. I will use the same colors as my original masthead, and use the same Britannic bold font. This is because it shows that my magazine is consistent and easily recognizable by readers. 1.2.3.4.6.7.8.9.