This document describes the design process for a magazine contents page. The designer used contrasting colors of light brown and red for readability. Bullet points and a fun font were added to section headings to draw the reader's eye. An image was included on the final cover to illustrate the purpose of a contents page.

1. This was the start of the
design for my contents page,
I used a mix of a light brown
and red for good contrasts
and make the text which will
be on the red stand out
better since the background
colour doesn't interrupt it.

2. I then added the title of the part of
the magazine to the top of the
page, I used the white font and
the mixture of a “fun” font to
make it stand out more to the
readers and so it was clear to
read. I then added the special
offer on the bottom of the
magazine, this was added in a
normal straight forward font to
just illustrate a point.

3. I then added the
pages that will be
inside the contents
page on the right
hand side of the
magazine. I will later
add bullet points next
to these to make sure
they stand out and
then an image next to
it.

4. In this screen shot I
show that I have
added the bullet
points to the
magazine
throughout the
developments I
thought that circles
would be the best to
use since they are
simple and easy to
use.

5. This is my final front
cover, I have added an
image to the left hand
side of the magazine
and to fill in the gaps
and show meaning to
what a contents page is
by showing something
inside a book on the
image.

6. This is my final front
cover, I have added an
image to the left hand
side of the magazine
and to fill in the gaps
and show meaning to
what a contents page is
by showing something
inside a book on the
image.