Eloise Clark

INSIDE PAGE DESIGN PROCESS

This was the beginning of my inside page, after setting up the page dimensions and creating a

rough layout idea I started to make the adverts. At the bottom of the page I decided to use and

advert with quite a lot of colour to make it stand out (as adverts would do). I also thought this was

a good placing for the advert as it doesn’t take too much attention away from where the articles

will be.

I started to add in more articles to do with the local area, I also adding in a photo that was

relevant to the subject matter of my article. I think its starting to look more like a newspaper

with the more content that is added in, I also think that having a rough layout idea already

to follow makes it easier to put the newspaper together.

Here I took out the advert to work out where my other articles would go, on a screen the scale

seems a lot smaller than it actually is and so fitting everything seemed quite difficult. I decided on

putting in my articles first and working around them I thought that they are the more important

parts of a newspaper.

In this image there is a noticeable difference to my newspaper layout. I used a “Kentish

Express” Newspaper as inspiration for the layout. I found that on the inside page, there were

much clearer sections between articles and adverts on the page. Here I have two articles and

the continuation of the story that is on my front page. The sections allowed me to include

more onto the page, as can be seen here I am working on adding adverts in for the rest on

the space available.

This is the final version of my inside front page, I have two articles and the continuation of

the one on my front cover as well as some adverts. I chose these kinds of adverts as they

are advertising local trades in the local newspaper, they are simple but eye catching as they

have some bright colours on which is a change to the rest of page. I really like this final edit

and I think it looks good and quite professional in terms of content and layout.