The document describes the key design elements of a magazine cover and interior pages. These include the strapline at the top with prizes and articles, the masthead in bold font identifying it as a music magazine, and the main cover line in bold and larger font. The cover uses multiple lines of small text in colors that blend with the black and white background. Interior pages use headings in red, images and pull quotes to entice readers, and bold text within articles to distinguish quotes from the interviewee.

1. Strapline – The strapline is the part of the magazine which usually
shows prizes to be won, related articles and free stuff. The strapline
on this magazine has a free cd and related articles and smaller
pictures to give a sneak peak to the article.
Masthead – The masthead is the is
plain white while the background
is black to make ‘mojo’ stand out
from the page. It is in bold font
taking up around ¼ of the front
cover so that it is big enough to
notice but not big enough to take
the attention away from the
photograph on the front. Across
‘mojo’ it also has writing saying
‘The Music Magazine’ which tells
you that this is clearly a music
magazine in a smaller, italic font.
Main cover line – The main cover
line in this magazine is bold and in
block letters to make it stand out
from the rest of the cover lines it is
also in a slightly bigger font and
like the masthead is in white font
to make it stand out from the
black.
Cover lines – The cover lines in this
magazine are quite small and many of
them which fills the side of the magazine
front cover but leaves the main picture
uncovered. The cover lines are blue/grey,
orange and white which makes them
blend in with the background but still
stand out from the picture the colours
make the magazine look better by
making it colourful instead of monotone
which wouldn’t catch someone's eye as
well as a colourful picture would.
Cover image – Usually a medium
shot of the celebrity starring in the
magazine for that issue. This image
is black and white which suits the
magazine because the writing is
brightly colours.
Barcode – The barcode is out the
way in the bottom, right corner so
that it doesn’t take the attention
away from the rest of the magazine
front cover.

2. Contents title – Written in black on a
white background so that it’s clear to
read.
Magazine logo – It’s familiar logo on
the front cover shows a continuous
design.
Headings – continuous colour
throughout the magazine using red
background with white writing.
Smaller images – shows different
angles, shots and people to show
what is in the magazine as well as the
page numbers on top of the image to
show where you can find the article
to that image. Pull quotes – Makes the reader
curious about what the article is
about.
Smaller vertical column – Helps to
frame the contents page.
Article title – Anchors the image.
Page numbers – in red typography it
shows the continuousness of the
magazine.

3. Main image – Biggest image on the page
shows who this article is about.
Smaller images – confirm what the
main image is about.
Quotes – Quotes are in
bold and the colours are
red and blue to make it
stand out from the black
writing. Or they are in
circles in the middle of the
text to make it pop out.
Smaller images that are
relevant to the article – these
smaller images are used to
show images you would
connect to the ‘band’ or
‘musician’.
Text – Parts of the text is
bold to make it stand out
from the rest of the text
which isn’t bold. This
article is an interview
which the bold is the
person interviewing and
the non-bold is the person
being interview.
Captions – these tell you
about the images they
are on top of, telling the
reader what they are
doing.