The document describes the layout and design of the contents page in Rolling Stone magazine, highlighting how titles are bolded, accompanied by photos of featured artists with page numbers for easy navigation. It mentions the magazine's color theme of black, white, and red, which is consistently applied to enhance aesthetics and readability. Additionally, it notes the inclusion of news articles beyond music to attract a broader audience.

1. Banner- the title is written inside the banner to make it
stand out.
The titles of the
articles are written
in bold so that they
stand out and it is
the firstthing the
reader sees.
Photos of
featured artists
are included
down the sideto
entice the reader
into reading the
articles included.
These photos
also havea page
number next to
them so that the
reader can easily
find the article
they are looking
for.
The colours of
the contents
page fit into the
general theme of
the whole
magazine. The
colours for
Rolling Stone
magazine are
black, white and
red this is theme
is carried on
throughoutthe
magazine to
make it
aesthetically
pleasing. This
also helps to
prevent the
magazine from
looking too
cluttered and
confusing to
read.
The magazine
includes news
articles so that all
of the articles are
not justabout
music. In Rolling
Stone magazine
they usually include
stories about
politics and current
events to draw in a
larger audience.
This contents page includes a section that explains who
the model is on the front cover. Usually the model will
be a famous artist and there will be a full featured
article on the inside.
This contents page separates the different news
articles. This is so that the audience can go
straightto the article that they wantto read
about.