Making my magazine contents
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Lucy Salter describes the steps she took to create the contents page for her magazine, including choosing a background color, adding pictures and placing them in specific locations on the page, creating a title using a shadowed rectangle and masthead, adding page numbers to pictures to indicate related stories, and finally adding text listing the contents of the magazine.
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1) The document outlines the steps taken to create a magazine contents page, including inserting a background, masthead, date, feature headings, subheadings and descriptions, images of artists with accompanying text boxes of names and page numbers, a subscribe box, and editorial section.
2) Key elements like the masthead, date, feature headings, and images were styled and positioned based on research of other music magazine contents pages to guide an intuitive layout.
3) The goal was to clearly guide the reader through the various content sections and intrigue them with images and excerpts to encourage reading further in the magazine.
Production of double page spread
The document describes the process of creating a double page magazine spread. It involves:
1. Dragging down two pages to create the spread, adding a title across both pages and a large image below it.
2. Additional smaller images were added below the large one initially, though their positioning was later adjusted.
3. Text, images, captions and pull quotes were gradually inserted and repositioned to create a cohesive layout spanning the two pages.
4. The process involved repeatedly refining placements, sizes, and formatting of elements to achieve a visually appealing final design.
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Making my magazine contents
- 1. Making My Magazine Lucy Salter
- 2. The first thing I did when making my contents page is choose a background colour and made my background…
- 3. The next thing I did was grab my first picture for my contents page, paste it in and place it in the right place…
- 4. Now I decided to do the title of the page, I made a shadowed rectangle shape, placed my masthead in there as well as ‘contents’
- 5. In this step I placed the 2nd picture into my contents page on a polarized designed border. I put this in the bottom left hand corner.
- 6. Then I put the last 2 pictures onto the page, the main one being a big double picture of my feature and then a small picture in the top left hand corner…
- 7. I also had to had page numbers to all the pictures to explain to readers where they could find the stories that these pictures relate to…
- 8. Lastly I added text to my page, this showing the contents of the rest of the magazine!