Contents page Analysis

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 Contents Pages

 





Content Page 1

The style of the contents page is the same as Tiger Beat's cover pages, very busy with a lot of text and pictures. On this contents page, the masthead is very small in comparison to the title and the dateline, which takes up the entire top of the page. Oddly enough the content sections, bold and purple, are very basic with there only being three of them. To have a distinction in the content the titles are larger and in orange or purple. There are many images of celebrities and other inanimate objects that relate to the content of the magazine, but credit is not given on this page. Two of the images match the main images on the cover page. All the images and text in the content section have page numbers on them.  believe there is so much content jam-packed on their content pages because they are trying to appeal to younger audiences that have shorter attention spans.


Content page 2



Teen Vogue's content pages are unique in that they don't contain the title "content" but only a masthead and they include a page that only says Masthead "page 18". Their contents sections are in large font going down the left side of the page, i.e"fashion" and they have flashes that tell what is seen on the cover page. The style of the page is very minimalistic, it doesn't have much design other than the logo in the background. There is only one picture and it is the same person as the main cover image, but not the same image. At the bottom right corner, it shows the credit for the image and that the contents page continues this particular page shows the contents under the fashion content section. The titles are separated by bold font and all text except "Vogue" is in the San serif font type.

Cover page 3


The style of this Seventeen magazine content page has a classic design, it contains all the basic conventions except for a masthead. The date line is directly underneath the title, and the content sections are labeled in a larger green serif-type font. There is one main image with the page number and a caption in the corner and an inanimate object image, the titles also have page numbers next to them. This contents page is unique because in the credit(bottom left corner) they not only credit the photographer but it also tells readers about her outfit. Another unique factor is the "What's on the cover" section, it is showcasing the cover lines once again. This page also continues to page 16(bottom right corner).

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