The document discusses the design process for a magazine contents page. Key design elements included flipping an image inward to face the page, adding a header with a circle saying "world exclusive" and information banner, choosing black text for readability, resizing an image to be more prominent, and structuring page numbers and the magazine name at the bottom as is standard for magazines.

1. Print screens

2. I choose to flip my image so that it was facing
inwards, this makes it seem more like she is
looking in to the page.

3. This shows how I created my header.
I thought that there was a lot of
open space on the page so
added in a circle saying world
exclusive as well as a yellow
banner with information about
the contents of the magazine on
it. While I was doing this I also
added in my bar code, date of
publishing and price to the
bottom right hand corner.

4. Here I looked at the
possible colours that might
work on the contents page.
I decided on the black
because it make the text
easy to read and draws the
header in to the rest of the
page.
In my design for the
magazine I had only used 4
images including my cover
but after seeing this I
decided to add in another
to make it seem like more
was happening in the
magazine.

5. Here simply shows how I added
in ruler guides to make sure that
my text was in line.
I choose to resize my image
to make the model look
larger on the page so she
would be a dominant part of
it.

6. This shows how I added in the page numbers and the
magazine name at the bottom of the page, this is done in
all pop magazines as a house style, it also means that
people always know what magazine it is even if they just
see this page. As well as that I put that this is a Exclusive
Interview, this makes it more appealing to the audience.
Here shows how I made the space
around the pull quote more square,
this is to make it look neater and
easer to read.