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2. Title Contents
The contents title is the largest on the page so that the reader knows what
magazine they are reading from. Another thing that is included for the title
is the name if the magazine as this lets the reader know what magazine
they are reading from.
3. Headings
The headings on the contents page are the second largest text on the
page as this is what is used to attract the reader to the articles. They
are written in a clear and bold font so that the reader can read the
headings with ease.
5. Images
The images on a contents page take up the majority of space as images
are more appealing to a reader than writing. It makes the page have a
more visual aesthetic and the size of the images are different based on
how relevant the artist/band is at the moment. There is usually a
colour scheme to the images as to much colour could make the page
look too much.
6. Page Numbers
The size, colour and stle of the font is different and separate from the names of
the articles. This is so that the reader can see the page numbers easier and is used
to navigate them through the magazine. The page numbers are also printed in
numerical order.
7. Columns
There is usually 3-4 columns on a contents page which are split up into images,
features and regulars. The features column includes articles that don’t appear in
the magazine every week/month such as interviews and band articles. The
regulars are articles that are in the magazine every time it comes out, such as
competitions and music events, and the images go in another column. The
columns are used to make it easier for readers to find what they want to read
and can easily turn to the page its on.
8. Issue date and Magazine Name
The issue date is found near the title and is written in a larger font than the
article names so that it is noticeable. This is so that the reader can keep track of
what issue they are reading or when it is from.
9. Font
The font is simple and clear so that the reader can read it easily and it is
clear and big enough for them too.