The document discusses the layout and design choices for a magazine double page spread interview. It explains that the columns were initially placed over the folding point but were moved to a more viewable part of the page. It also notes that the magazine's title was placed in the top left corner following research on other music magazines. The interviewee's name is the largest text and placed in the top right to be the first thing seen when turning the page. Questions are highlighted in red with a larger font size while answers use a smaller white text to fit while standing out from the background image.

1. Columns - At first I mistakenly
placed my columns in the middle of
the page (over the folding point). I
then re-fixed my columns and
placed them away from the folding
point into a more viewable part of
the image making it easier and more
practical to read.
I sourced my background image from Google
images. I chose this image because this person
was the one (Andy C) who I had in mind whilst
writing out my questions and answers in the pre-
production leading up to creating my double page
spread.
This is the magazines title, I researched into other
Drum & Bass magazines and I found that on all the
interview pages, the magazines title was located
somewhere on the page (most commonly in the top
left).
I made ‘Andy C’s’ title the largest text
on the page, due to it being the name
of the actual interviewee. I placed it
in the top right because this is usually
the first thing a person sees when
they first turn over the page.
I used two different fronts for my
text, I used a larger font size and
capitalised the questions and also
highlighted them in red to stand
out. For my answers I used a
smaller text (mainly to fit it in)
and I also highlighted the text in
white so it stood out from the
main image