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- 1. Contents Page Analysis The central image of the contents page is supported by graphic The colour scheme used is simple features to the side of it which when but bland. It isn’t at all exciting to look put together create an anchorage to at which degrades the picture of the the article which they’re related to team which is upbeat and positive. (number 58). The graphical features The contrast isn’t effective, whereas and central image try and apply to all if a colour scheme of brighter, bolder aspects of college life by including colours such as a matching blue books in the graphic feature in the would work more effectively and ‘pop’ middle left, sports on the top right off the page more. and an artistically composed photo to suggest subjects such as photography. This is so that the magazine applies to a wide range of students however it obviously favors The body copy is split into columns to sports over other areas due to the make for an easier read or search for size of the central image. the reader. It also looks more professional to have a column layout and is definitely a convention of a contents page. There is no bleed on the contents page which makes the look of the The issue number, volume number magazine formal and simple; and date have all been included in appealing to the more mature the contents page which is strange audience. as usually they’re only placed on the front cover on the magazine and I dont see why they would chose to do this as it doesn’t make any sense at all. If it was an attempt to make the magazine slightly more unique then I believe it has backfired and made the magazine a little less professional.
- 2. Contents Page Analysis The central image of the contents page is supported by graphic The colour scheme used is simple features to the side of it which when but bland. It isn’t at all exciting to look put together create an anchorage to at which degrades the picture of the the article which they’re related to team which is upbeat and positive. (number 58). The graphical features The contrast isn’t effective, whereas and central image try and apply to all if a colour scheme of brighter, bolder aspects of college life by including colours such as a matching blue books in the graphic feature in the would work more effectively and ‘pop’ middle left, sports on the top right off the page more. and an artistically composed photo to suggest subjects such as photography. This is so that the magazine applies to a wide range of students however it obviously favors The body copy is split into columns to sports over other areas due to the make for an easier read or search for size of the central image. the reader. It also looks more professional to have a column layout and is definitely a convention of a contents page. There is no bleed on the contents page which makes the look of the The issue number, volume number magazine formal and simple; and date have all been included in appealing to the more mature the contents page which is strange audience. as usually they’re only placed on the front cover on the magazine and I dont see why they would chose to do this as it doesn’t make any sense at all. If it was an attempt to make the magazine slightly more unique then I believe it has backfired and made the magazine a little less professional.
- 3. Contents Page Analysis The central image of the contents page is supported by graphic The colour scheme used is simple features to the side of it which when but bland. It isn’t at all exciting to look put together create an anchorage to at which degrades the picture of the the article which they’re related to team which is upbeat and positive. (number 58). The graphical features The contrast isn’t effective, whereas and central image try and apply to all if a colour scheme of brighter, bolder aspects of college life by including colours such as a matching blue books in the graphic feature in the would work more effectively and ‘pop’ middle left, sports on the top right off the page more. and an artistically composed photo to suggest subjects such as photography. This is so that the magazine applies to a wide range of students however it obviously favors The body copy is split into columns to sports over other areas due to the make for an easier read or search for size of the central image. the reader. It also looks more professional to have a column layout and is definitely a convention of a contents page. There is no bleed on the contents page which makes the look of the The issue number, volume number magazine formal and simple; and date have all been included in appealing to the more mature the contents page which is strange audience. as usually they’re only placed on the front cover on the magazine and I dont see why they would chose to do this as it doesn’t make any sense at all. If it was an attempt to make the magazine slightly more unique then I believe it has backfired and made the magazine a little less professional.
- 4. Contents Page Analysis The central image of the contents page is supported by graphic The colour scheme used is simple features to the side of it which when but bland. It isn’t at all exciting to look put together create an anchorage to at which degrades the picture of the the article which they’re related to team which is upbeat and positive. (number 58). The graphical features The contrast isn’t effective, whereas and central image try and apply to all if a colour scheme of brighter, bolder aspects of college life by including colours such as a matching blue books in the graphic feature in the would work more effectively and ‘pop’ middle left, sports on the top right off the page more. and an artistically composed photo to suggest subjects such as photography. This is so that the magazine applies to a wide range of students however it obviously favors The body copy is split into columns to sports over other areas due to the make for an easier read or search for size of the central image. the reader. It also looks more professional to have a column layout and is definitely a convention of a contents page. There is no bleed on the contents page which makes the look of the The issue number, volume number magazine formal and simple; and date have all been included in appealing to the more mature the contents page which is strange audience. as usually they’re only placed on the front cover on the magazine and I dont see why they would chose to do this as it doesn’t make any sense at all. If it was an attempt to make the magazine slightly more unique then I believe it has backfired and made the magazine a little less professional.