This document outlines various codes and conventions used in newspaper articles, such as headlines that reference popular songs or movies to grab readers' attention. It explains elements like stand firsts that summarize the topic to engage readers, bylines that credit writers and photographers, images related to the subject that set the tone, drop caps to highlight paragraphs, quotes from subjects as inserts, and captions to explain pictures. The document provides examples of these different elements and how they are used to effectively communicate information to readers.

1. Codes and Conventions of
DPS

2. Headline
When Mars Attacks, the word mars is is because of the name of the singer,
attacks is because his new songs are being hits everywhere, the words When
Mars Attacks is a reference to a movie called ‘Mars Attacks!’.
Stand First
On the stand first the article talks about the awards bruno
mars has won this is suppose to engage the reader to
keep reading.
Page Number
Image
The image is made to
immediately engage the
reader, the image shows
Bruno Mars leaning on a
old speaker wearing
vintage clothes. This
says a lot about Bruno
Mars and his music
Body
The body talks about
what the Headline and
Stand first teased.
By line
The By line is made to credit the writer or the article and the photographer
who took the picture or in some occasions the artist who made the
drawing

3. Image
This image with Jay Z
has the colour red that
represents Jay Z and his
album.
Drop Caps
The drop caps are made to
start paragraph or a point.
Columns
Columns are the way the body is laid out.
Insert
The insert is a quote that the subject said,
something interesting that represents the
subject.
Caption
A caption si a short
phrase explaining the
content of the picture.