The document discusses three different layout designs for a double page spread (DPS). The first uses a large central image to draw readers' attention, allowing more information to be included. The second features a bold image and subheading to tell readers what the text is about while keeping the amount of text low. The third uses direct address through an image that seems to pull readers in, along with highlighted text to easily convey important information without reading everything.

1. Main image Masthead
Text related to image
The reason I like this design of a double page
spread is because I think this will draw the
readers attention more if there is a larger image
rather then a few small pictures, I also think this
is a good way to lay out the DPS because this way
more information can be added to the article
meaning the audience will get more of an idea of
what the article is about.

2. image
Cover
lines
Text related to the
image
coverlines
text
textsubheading
The reason I have choose this particular layout of a DPS is because I think that this
layout will suit a lot of audience because the image its self plays a large part in
drawing in the reader because of the expression in the image and the colours used
are bold. The information will also draw the audience in because it uses a sub
heading above the text to tell you what the text is about, also there isn’t too much
text to read which is what some audiences prefer.

3. image
headline
Sub title
text
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The reason I have choose this format of DPS is because I think it uses a lot of direct address, the use of this means that
readers will be pulled into the article because they will feel as if the image is dragging them in to read it. The text used
also highlights certain parts of the text to highlight the important info which means that it makes it easier for the
audience to know whats being said through out the article and means they don’t have to read the whole article.