Magazine structure and layout
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This magazine article discusses a subject and includes their logo and a large picture related to the topic. It provides the title of the article in a large font, along with the name of the subject and author. A quote by the subject is included, and the summary explains what the article is about in larger text to break up the information.
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The document describes and compares the layout and design of the contents pages of two music magazines, NME and Q Magazine. Both magazines use bold text and different colors for titles, artists names, and page numbers to make content easy to find. NME uses more graphics and colors, appealing to a younger audience, while Q Magazine has a more mature look but still guides readers through detailed contents. Overall, the magazines have similar contents page structures using features like main cover lines and page layouts, but NME targets younger readers while Q provides more detailed content.
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Text draft for magazine
Magazine draft 1 uses Verdana bold for the masthead and main headlines in green, with Verdana normal in green for other text. If chosen, Arial Rounded MT Bold in green would be used instead. The background uses two shades of blue, with the outer borders in one shade and the rest of the page in another.
Magazine draft 2 uses Rockwell Extra Bold underlined for the masthead and some headlines in grey, and Rockwell Extra Bold in orange for other headlines and taglines. The background gradually fades from darker to lighter shades of grey. If chosen, Rockwell in grey would be used for text and fonts.
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Codes and conventions of magazine covers
Magazine covers follow certain conventions to attract readers' attention, including displaying the masthead name in bold font at the top, a barcode on the bottom, and a main cover line highlighting the featured article through a celebrity image. Additional cover lines promote other stories using smaller text, while subsidiary images relate to further articles inside. Essential details like the issue number, date, price and website are also typically included.
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Article Analysis
The article has a clear layout with a bold heading that reinforces the magazine title. Below is a direct address to readers stating "To our readers" which speaks directly to readers and tries to create a sense of community. The font is consistent throughout in a handwriting style, which gives the text an authentic feel. A large "T" is used to start sentences to add character. Pictures are used, including a main image showing the topic and a printed signature to give the content realism.
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The document provides guidelines for designing professional magazine covers, recommending that the title be boldest to stand out, the central image illustrate the main article, and additional details like the barcode, date, and price be grouped together for easy reader access. Color schemes should remain consistent throughout the cover and coordinate the central image with surrounding storylines.
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1) The artist names should stand out in bold or a different color.
2) The title must be the largest text to avoid confusion.
3) Consistent color schemes are important throughout.
4) Short, snappy headlines invite readers to engage.
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