The process of making my contents page
- 1. The process of making my contents page Lucy Hughes
- 2. Making my contents page This tool allowed me to fill the boxes in red Text box tool The pink boarder allowed me to align my work This is the tool which allowed me to create the swatch red colour When designing my contents page the first thing I did was create Once I created my header I added the date and issue number, my header. I did this by creating a text box using the text box tool the same information as I placed on the front cover. Once I and then using dragging the box to where I wanted it. I have also added that I created the headers for the contents page, I also used the same red which was used on the front cover and I did this did this by creating a text box and then filling the box with the by creating a swatch of the red colour, which enabled me to use the red colour to make them stand out more. I also made sure same red each time. that the boxes were all in line with the pink boarder.
- 3. Making my contents page Clicking file and then place allowed me to place the picture in the box ‘Auto fit’ allowed me to place the picture perfectly into the box. The box needed to insert the picture Once I inserted my sub-headings for the contents page it was much The final thing I added to my contents page was the images and the easier to organise the actual features of the magazine. I created a captions to these. To do this was very simple as all you needed to separate text box for each section which made it easier to organise do was draw a box and then place the picture inside of it, the tricky the text. Again I made sure that the text kept inside the pink bit was trying to fit the box into the picture however, this made boarder, this is so when the magazine is printed no text would be simpler by the ‘auto fit’ tool. Once I had positioned my pictures cut off. where I wanted them my contents page was completed.