Magazine cover and contents codes and conventions
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This document outlines the typical codes and conventions used on magazine covers, including positioning the masthead at the top, using the main image to relate to the most important article, and having cover lines and additional images to advertise articles inside without covering faces. Key elements are the masthead, issue information, main image corresponding to the main article, previews of articles, and section headers following a consistent house style.
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Magazine cover and contents codes and conventions
- 1. Magazine cover and contents codes and conventions Charlotte Carty
- 2. Established brand so main image over laps masthead Masthead at top of the page Issue information Main image relates to most important article Direct address- grabs attention Barcode and price Colour Scheme Bigger and unique font Cover line matches main image, usually second biggest text on cover Main cover line usually relates to the main image Usually, magazines include puffs which are stickers or shapes which include an incentive to buy the magazine. No text covers main images face Cover lines to advertise articles
- 3. Mast head repeated Title Issue information Main image matches main article Previews of articles Page numbers Headline of article Editors note Sublines House style Section headers No text covers faces Subscription information Multiple images alongside main image