How is the build up from the Front cover to the Contents to the Double page Spread shown?
My contents page image in reference to the front cover is a combination of the Double page and the Front cover combined. In showing the bright red shoes which capture the attention on the cover along side the Vinyl record which is a main focus on my double page spread. This alerts the reader and lures them into the spread.
The use of language and text also presents the build up my pull quote on pages 1-2 of my spread will provide the reader with an insight on pages 3-4. Also the focus on Leyla Hills dominates my Front cover.
How is the Magazines identity and unified House style presented ?
From my Front cover to my Contents page the unified House style is shown in the continuation of the red,white and black colour scheme. The magazine logo will also shown on page 1-2 on my spread as the colour scheme does not continue.
Another consideration is the use of personalisation. My previous Research shows patterns and creative designs are used to personalise the spread.
Another consideration is the use of personalisation. My previous Research shows patterns and creative designs are used to personalise the spread.
Does my spread need to include Page numbers?
My research shows that the wider majority of spreads include page numbers. Spreads that consist of more than two pages tend to only have the first pages numbered. Whereas spreads that consist of two pages are both numbered.
How has language and colloquialism been adapted?
My previous research on Double page spread research provided me with an insight into the language and terminology used in Double page spread. My spread content consist of explicit language such as "because it’s a pile of crap" and slang terminology such as "grotty".
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