Features in my Contents Page

First of all, my contents page will feature three columns only, to keep it looking neat and professional.

The use of three columns also allow the magazine to divide up different texts and images so it doesn’t look messy and all over the place.

The first column of my contents page will have the page numbers and text informing the audience on what will be featuring on each page in the magazine.

The second column of my magazine will feature mainly images. The images will be fairly small apart from a fairly big image placed in the middle of the contents page. This will be the main feature of the magazine in general.

The third column of my contents page will only feature miniature images with page numbers above so the audience don’t have to read what that specific page will be about, they can see that from the images.

Features in my Contents Page On my contents page, I plan to use a lot of images so it automatically attracts the audience into wanting to look through the magazine.

Contents pages often use more images than text, as they tend to use bullet point to give the audience a brief introduction into what will feature in the magazine.

I plan to keep my contents page very brief with bullet points and plenty of images, because images often are the main attraction in a magazine.

On my contents page, I also plan to use plenty of page numbers on my bullet points to help break down the brief introduction to what is in the magazine.

I also plan to use a date and an issue number on my contents page instead of the front cover so when the audience open up the magazine, they immediately see what issue number it is and what date the magazine will be out till.