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Colourful and eye catching.
Informal title, creative font.
Writing in not in a traditional
grid form, makes the reading
feel more creative and has to
make more of an effort to
read it... More exciting.
Black background with white
writing, complimented with
colourful pictures related to
the contents of magazine.
Formal design that is
consistent throughout.
Photographs are all in colour
that has been labelled with
page numbers. Easy and
direct.
Small and detailed, table
form. Writing.
Different sub-titles to
categorise the contents page.
Colour scheme follows
throughout. Title contains the
date.
Big bold headlines.
Lots of illustrations that are
relating to the magazine, also
numbered.
Actual contents take up small
amount of space on page.
Showing the importance of
photographs for this
magazine.
Sub-category... like extras.
Very style specific. Focused at
a fairly niche market.
Lots of writing, with a lot of
detailed information, next to
no photographs or images.
Regimental format. Looks like
a very informative magazine.
Quote from magazine itself.
Really detailed information
focusing on a specific artical.