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The document describes the common elements found on magazine websites. These include a menu bar to navigate between pages and back to the home page, options to subscribe to magazines, search features to find articles, section names distinguished by dashes or lines in the navigation bar, and copyright disclaimers. The websites also typically include logos for the magazine and parent company as well as buttons to explore more content.
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- 3. This is the linked page to their magazine section Hearst company logo which links to their home page This is the menu bar for the Hearst website
- 4. The masthead of the magazine. Which also link to the homepage menunavigationbar:the sections include are… Other online platforms of the company Explore buttons to find out moreabout the company/magazine The copyrights disclaimer The main company producer
- 5. The logo of the magazine. menunavigationbar:the sections include are…
- 7. Common elements • One of the common elements between all 3 magazine websites are the menu bar which allow you to link back to the home page and other pages if you want to read about it. • Each website gives you an option to subscribe to their magazines • Another common element is that the readers are able to search up anything they want to read about. • Between most of the sections included in the home page navigation bar menu, a dash or line is what splits each feature from the other, this helps distinguish which section is which. • Another common elements in all the 3 websites are the copyrights disclaimer.
- 8. Conclusion • There is a menu bar in all three websites which allows you to navigate to different pages.