CONTENTS PAGE MOCK UPS

MOCK UP 1:

•The first mock up displays the headline is identified at the top of the page and it will say ‘Contents’. •Then the layout of the features section looks very simplistic and follows many conventions a Gospel magazine. However in this contents page mock up the picture and the text will be illustrated next to each other to help my audience navigate what goes to together so they can find what they need in the magazine. •In some magazines contents pages due to the limited amount of research that could be found on Gospel magazines some contain the feature with pictures and then one big picture. Having a big picture will not only attract the audience straight to the picture but it help it also easier for them to identify where they can see more on that topic without having to see and read text which will not intrigue my audience. •Then an editors note will be put at the bottom to give new readers and the regular readers a warm welcome and a insight into the magazine.

Mock up 2:

•This mock up challenges more conventions than the first mock up. •The Headline will say ‘Contents’ however the illustration of the world will be shown differently because of my target audience, and it such a niche market every part of my magazine must intrigue them. •Next the layout of my features section also is very different from the first mock up because instead of the picture and text being next to each other, the text will be distributed at the last corner of the picture box to make the layout challenge conventions a simple Gospel contents page. •Finally a large picture will take up one column to vary how my audience see the contents page

I will combine both of my design together to make my contents page. Firstly the headline will be using is the one with the headline being distorted in two. Secondly the cover lines will be shown by having then displayed with them not being next to each other. Thirdly there will be a section for a big image to attract the reader to the page. Finally there will be an editor’s note in the contents page especially as it is directed to a younger audience whilst not many Gospel magazines have any.

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In this slide it shows a selection of designs and fonts that I could use to present my contents page headline .

•The first one use the Britannia bold font which was also used in my front cover for my masthead. •Also it looks appealing, formal and stands out. •Whilst the other one looks more fun and playful which reflects my target audience. •However it does not look as appealing compared to the first one.