Thursday, 1 March 2012

Analysis of Contents Pages

            KERRANG
                                                                                   CONTENTS PAGES




Kerrang uses a lage amount of images in their contents. This will be because of there target audience is usually of a younger generation of which would prefer to look at an image to entice them to read, rather than alot of writing.

The traditional listed contents is displayed on the right side of the page with page numbers next to it. The rest of the page is sectioned into squares of images of artists which feature in the magazine with their page numbers placed next to them.

The typeography used is the same in each copy and conforms with their well known colour scheme of Black, White and Yellow. The font is again simplistic and easy on the eye. The font of each headline is in a bolder font. The same rules apply with the font used under the images, though they use drop quotes to either comically represent the artist or give insight into their article.

Also, on the top left of the contents page there is an image of last weeks issue with a small editors comment. This looks very professional and fills the page up with relative content.

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