Layout:
- One main image.
- Masthead at the top of the page.
- 4-6 coverlines in various places around the page.
- A barcode at the bottom of the page along with price and date/issue number.
- One main colour palette to stick with throughout the magazine. This will consist of 4 colours, usually black white and 2 main feature colours.
- Yellows and reds are popular to grab the readers attention.
- I will use a contrast of dark and light colours.
- For my magazine I will keep the same masthead so that my audience know how to find my magazine.
- I will keep the same layout for all front covers where possible.
- My masthead will always be either black or white.
- I will use sans-serif font for my masthead and most of my page.
- Some cover lines/ specific words will be in italics to highlight key points.
- I wont use much text on the front cover.
- I will have one main image for my front cover.
- I want my magazine to be represented as a high end regional magazine people should be able to see this from my front cover.
- The magazine will look simple yet informative.
- An interesting, yet easy read.
- My front cover will contain coverlines with examples of what's inside
- one main image
- barcode
- price
- issue number and date
- masthead
Layout:
- For my contents page I am going to go against conventions and use only one image.
- I will use 10-15 headline titles down the left hand side of the page.
- I will have a subscription box at the bottom of the page with future magazine examples and contact details.
- I will have 'contents' as the page title.
- I will follow the colour palette from my front cover to keep with a house style.
- I wont use any new colours because this would go against conventions and not fit with my colour palette.
- My contents page will always be laid out the same to keep a house style that readers will recognise.
- I will try to keep the same colour scheme, if not similar.
- I will always have one main image
- Each issue will have a subscription box.
- I will use a sans-serif font for all of the text on the page, just as I did for my front cover.
- Important text may be highlighted in italics as this follows common conventions.
- I will have headline titles down one side of the page.
- The page title will be 'contents'
- Text will be to a minimum so that it is easy for the reader to find what they are looking for.
- I am going to go against general conventions and have one main image for my page.
- It will be a front facing image.
- I want my magazine to be represented as laid back and easy to read.
- For this reason my magazine will not be busy and full of info.
- My magazine will be high end yet laid back.
- My contents page will contain one main image
- 10-15 headline titles
- Main page title
- 4 main colours
- subscription box
- contact details
Layout:
- One main image across pages, possibly one minor image
- heading left hand side
- subheading under heading
- article across both pages
- page numbers bottom right and left hand corners
- date and issue number in top right hand corner
- I will keep the same colour palette as my front cover and contents page.
- I will use the same fonts and colours to keep my house style.
- My layout will be follow common codes and conventions.
- I may use a different font for my title. I will create my own font.
- My article font will be the same as my contents page text.
- I will have my font the same colour as my contents page text.
- I will use 1 main image and possibly a minor image. This goes against conventions as double page spreads usually contain 2-5 images.
- My double page spread will represent local athletes in a good light.
- My page will be simple yet informative.
- I will keep my house style throughout.
- One-two main images.
- One double page spread article.
- Article title.
- Subheading.
- page numbers.
- issue number.
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