1. Drop capitals- This is where the first letter at
the start of the paragraph is enhanced to a
larger size, this is a popular technique within
many articles and used to make the text look
more professional.
Pull quote- This is
where a quote
from the article is
enhanced larger
and put in a
different font to
become a sub
heading.
Reverse- This is
where the white
text is made to
stand out from
the darker blue
background.
Headline- This is one of the
main parts of the article as
it is made to stand out by
the use of the bold and
larger text. It is always
located at the top of the
page.
Cross-head- This is where a
heading is used to split the
large amount of text for the
reader. It is also used to look
more of an exciting article to
read and appeal with its
target audience.
Base line- This is
imaginary line
that the text sits
on. It is used
without the line
because it is
more effective
in standing out
more
Margins- These are the spaces around the edges
of the article to prevent text or images going
outside and therefore resulting in being cut off or
to look very different to the other double page
spreads used.
White Space- The space here on the photograph may
be seen as white space as it is unused in the article for
space. It does not mean that it was done without
realising but to make the spread look less squished
and provide some professionalism o the work.
Cut out- This is where the
photograph is cut out by other
text or off the page in the
article. It is used to give a more
stylish effect to it.
Orientation- This is
the way the page is
presented and in
this case here is it a
landscape spread.
Border- This is where the edge or sides
of a photograph can be used to help
keep the text in line and position. It is a
good way of reducing the amount of
lines and boxes needed in the article.
The Strap-line- This is the text after the headline to
provide a further insight to what it happening and
what you will learn. However the extra information
may be given in other sections of the article such as
here with giving a little information on whom the
band are.
This is a double
page spread and
popular with
magazines in the
similar music
nature.