Gursimran Kaur outlines the 8 step process for constructing a contents page for a magazine. She begins by opening a blank canvas and orienting it horizontally. She then edits an image to use on the left side to advertise a concert. Next, she pastes the image and adds page numbers and text on the right side. However, she is unsatisfied with the concert poster design, so restarts it to look more professional. Logos are added to enhance realism. Finally, she modifies the right side to resemble a music magazine contents page with enlarged page numbers, an editor's message, and additional images.

1. STEP BY STEP CONSTRUCTION
OF CONTENTS PAGE
By Gursimran Kaur

2. STEP 1
 First, I opened a blank A4 canvas and turned it
horizontal because I wanted to make a double-
spread Contents page.

3. STEP 2
 Next, I edited one of my images for one side of my contents page
like how I had feathered my image for my front cover. Once
again, I wanted a professional look, especially because I wanted
to make the left side of my Contents page into a advert for a
concert; and I chose to use one of my images to portray my models
as singer who would be performing on that concert.

4. STEP 3
 I pasted my edited image on the left side of my
Contents page and began constructing the rest of
my Contents page.

5. STEP 4
 I added the page numbers on the side along with
the common conventions of a Contents page such
as images.

6. STEP 5
 After adding the text on the right side of my contents page, I began
constructing the concert poster on the left side. I used this (real)
concert poster to make mine as this was the design which I desired
to use.

7. STEP 6
 However, as I was constructing the concert poster, I
was not satisfied with the results I was getting. So I
decided to start the poster again so that I could make
it look more professional and realistic.

8. STEP 7
 I used various logos of real organisations or companies which usually
support a K-Pop concert to make it look more realistic. The ‘block’ font
which I had used as my headline in the front cover, I used it once again in
the contents page to create a font theme in the magazine. This is seen in a
few K-Pop magazines such as K-Pop.

9. STEP 8 (FINAL)
 However, I didn’t quite like the right light of the contents page so I
decided to make it look a bit like the contents of a pop magazines which
usually use enlarged numbers for the page numbers and I also added an
editor’s message which is common convention of a music magazine. I also
added a few more of my own images to cover up the white space and also
because pop magazines usually have many images on their contents page.