This document outlines the planned contents and structure for a magazine website. It will follow conventions used by most UK magazine websites owned by Hearst, including a header, footer with basic contact and sharing options, main navigation bar, and sections for featured articles and banners. The linked page when the newsletter button is clicked will be a page presenting the front covers and contents pages of the first two issues of the magazine.

1. Planning task 2
Website Contents
Plan the production of your magazine's website.

2. Planning

3. Conventional
Elements
Header
Footer (Copyright notice - Link to a
privacy policy - Sitemap - Parent
company logo - Contact information -
Social media icons - Email sign-up form)
Navigation Bar
Main Feature
Articles
Banner

4. Navigation Bar
Most magazine websites that are based in the UK and
owned by Hearst have a very similar format with little
differences between them. My website will follow these
conventions.
They all have in chronological order:
Burger button
4 to 5 sections
Most of the time a subscribe button
Newsletter button
Search icon
Location button which allows you to change between
US and UK version

5. Linked Page
My linked page will be a page on my front covers when you press the
newsletter button
• What will be your linked page about? You should link your media product's
(magazine/music video/radio program) page to your menu. It will be in this
page where you will present the front covers and contents pages of the first
two issues of your magazine.