The document summarizes the steps taken to create a double page spread for a publication. It describes: choosing a background picture and scaling it to fit; adding a title in a downloaded font with white color and shadow effect; including a large quote from an interview with the band lead singer in text boxes with red apostrophes; using guidelines to align article text and a semi-transparent white box to boost text visibility; and finally adding page numbers and a note about the next page.

1. Production of my final
Double Page Spread
Firstly I had to pick a suitable picture as I wanted it
to fill the whole of my background. After I had
chosen a suitable picture I clicked the picture
button on the tools tab drew it a picture box to
scale the n double clicked where it gave you the
option to pick your picture.
I then added my first line of text. I downloaded the
font from ‘da font’ off the internet. I then chose to
colour it white and used the shadow effect that the
text panel allows you to do.
After I had interviews my band I used a quote
from what the lead singer has said to make a
large quote underneath my main title.
I created this by using a text box and the two
separate text box’s either side so I could put on
large red apostrophes either side to make it look
effective.
Then I needed to add my DPS article. I used
the guide lines which I out on by going to
‘veiw’ at the top of the page and then clicking
guides. I used this to make sure everything
was equal and in line with each other.
I then added a box I coloured it white by
double clicking on it and then I clicked the
opacity button and turned it down to 10% to
make it clear but to give the text a bit more
of a boost to stand out more.
Final I added my page numbers with the text
tool and then I added a small bit of text
telling the reader what would be on the next
page.