The document provides guidelines for designing the cover of a magazine, recommending placing the magazine logo, barcode, and date on the left side to catch readers' eyes as they view from right to left. It suggests using a bright masthead and eye-catching cover lines along with photos of featured articles to entice readers to purchase the issue. The inside pages should continue drawing readers in with a large main image and previews of additional articles and interviews.

1. Logo/name of magazine Put on the top left as this is the way people read, from right to left so first thing they see. Bright and catchy masthead. barcode Date/issue no/price Main image,(mid) close up of pop star/ band etc. Cover line eyecatching, red. Quote from star Features which are in the magazine.

2. Logo/name of the magazine. List of everything which is in the magazine. I’m putting the more important things on the left because that’s the way that the readers eye will work. Image of main subject in the magazine, possibly more than one. Simple mid shot or mid long shot capturing the whole of them. Taking up most of the page Pictures of smaller articles in the magazine and the page numbers overlapping main image slightly.

3. Interview or main article in a easy to read font. Large picture of the band/star which has been in large throughout.