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Conventions of a magazine contents page
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Media Studies
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Conventions of a magazine contents page
Layout
Set out in columns (usually 3 or 4)
One main image
Other smaller images
An image of the front cover of the magazine
Photography
It is credited for the front cover, and there are interesting and varied photographs.
Structured layout
Page numbers on the images, which anchors to the written content
Top of the page
Magazine name
Issue date
The word contents
Subscription and contact information
Editor's letter
Sometimes appears on the top, left hand side of the page.
Colours
Use the same colour scheme, as the front cover
Simple colour scheme
Contents
Split into categories and headings used to identify them
Main categories: -features -regulars
Written in the same conventional way
First line - page number, 1 or 2 words often in bold font to intrigue the reader or could be the artists name, 12 to 13 points
Sublines
Give more specific detail about what the articles are about, smaller font and Roman, largest type size is 11pt
Bottom of the page
Page number
Magazine title
Issue date
Often web address
Usually 1 or 2 pages
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