Analysis of double page spreads
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The document discusses design elements for double page spreads in magazines, including: having a big title that is easy to see; using large quotes to entice readers; maintaining consistent colors; spanning the picture and text across both pages to join them together; and making the first letter of each paragraph larger to guide the reader.
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Analysis of double page spreads
- 2. NME: Title Quote Consistent colours Big picture First letter on each paragraph is big
- 3. NME: • • • • • Title: biggest thing on the page, easy to see if reader is flicking through the magazine. Quotes: in big writing which makes the reader want to read the arcticle becauase they wonder what the quotes about. Consistent colours: make it look nice Starting letters are big which shows the reader where to start reading Big picture: goes over two pages to join them together.
- 4. Q: Consistent colours Columns Big picture Quote from arcticle Magazine title in corner with page number and date
- 5. Q: • • • • • The picture is big so that the two pages are anchored together. There is quotes in a bigger font than the article, making them stand out and making the readers curious as to what they're about so then they read the article. The article is in columns so its not a big block of writing which can put readers off. the colour scheme stays the same for the article to join it together and make it look nice. Starting letter is bigger than the rest so the reader knows where to start
- 6. Uncut: Big picture First letter in bigger font Quotes from article Big title Columns with questions in bold
- 7. Uncut: • • • • • Title is big so that the reader can quickly see who that article is about. The questions are in bold so its easy to see where the questions are answers are. Quotes from the article are given to draw the reader in to read it. Starting letter is in a bigger font so the reader knows where it starts. Big picture goes slightly onto the next page, as does the text box so they're joined together.