The document summarizes the key elements of a magazine layout, including the editor's letter, masthead, main image, coverlines, captions, page numbers, font, color scheme, layout, special offers, and other smaller images. The editor's letter welcomes readers and informs them about magazine content. The masthead identifies the publication and can be placed in different locations. The main image highlights a featured person and links to an inside spread. Additional elements like captions, page numbers, and offers are designed to engage and guide readers through the issue.

1. Editors Letter: The editors Masthead: the masthead is usually in the
Main Image: The main
letter is used to welcome the left hand corner but can be moved. This
image is used to show
reader and informs them of magazine is a example as the masthead is
the audience who is in
what is going on in the on the right because the editor letter is on
the spot light at the
magazine the left
moment and links to the
double page spread
Coverlines: let Captions: captions on images
the audience see are just so the audience
what else will be in know who and what it is they
are looking at
the magazine
Page number: the
Smaller Images: this page numbers are
shows the audience used to inform the
other bands that they audience of articles.
may know There fore if they are
interested they can
Font: all font is the find it easily
same usually size
11/12 except the
masthead and editors
letter. Special Offers: special offers
are used here to inform the
reader on saving and special
offers for example “12
Colour Scheme: the colour
Layout: the magazines for £12” this keeps
scheme stays the same as
layout is set the company making money
the front cover to keep the
and selling products
into brands identity. This is
because it does not look
different or out of place