The document summarizes the typical layout and design elements of a magazine contents page, including using consistent colors throughout, having the main title and issue information at the top, featuring a large leading image that links to a double-page article, breaking content items into regular recurring and one-off feature sections, and including subscription and credits information at the bottom.

1. The colour scheme for this contents page is red,
black and yellow. It is kept the same through out
Title section:
the magazine to keep brand identity. The layout of a contents page is
The title of the magazine is on the
front cover in repeated but is made usually 2-3 columns. This certain
smaller normally and because the contents page has 2 columns to
word contents is written larger to set it out nicely. There is a main
indicate what page it is. Also the image that has took up most
date is included with the issue number room of one column and the
and website address. main image tends to link to the
double page spread.
There is one main image but is broken
into two and this links to the double The colour of the font for the
page spread. page number is different to
the text so it can stand out
and be seen clearly.
Font:
The font size is usually between 11-13 so
that it can easily been read but also
There is two sections of the
be able to fit more text in. It is also
contents list regulars and
consistent all the way through the
features. Regulars are what is in
magazine.
the magazine each issue and
features are what just one offs in
the magazine.
Subscription information section- it is on
the bottom right and in the codes and
conventions is says its normally on the There normally is a
right, what is in here is the website sentence at the bottom
address, phone number, name of of the page for the
editor and price of issues. credits which is the
person how created the
photographs for the
magazine.