DOUBLE PAGE SPREADS

Codes and Conventions

Title – It has a simple title in white, it is situated at the top left hand corner. It is clear and bold.

Article – The article is situated in a box at the bottom left hand corner, it is sectioned into paragraphs and is laid out into columns.

Image - There is only one image on this spread and it takes up the page, leaving no white space. The image itself is relevant to the article

‘fluff’ - The ‘fluff’ here promotes the new documentary

Text – The test is describing briefly what the article is about. It is in bright yellow and stands out from the page.

Logo – The logo of the magazine is situated in the top right corner of the page, over the image. It is bold and bright, standing out against the rest of the page.

Boarder - There is a boarder surrounding the page with the topical section in which this article files under, printed on it.

Drop cap – The drop cap is bold and blue, the same colour as the quote used and the banner at the top of the page.

Banner

Main image – The main image takes up most part of this double page spread, however it does not overpower the page.

Additional images - The additional images take up most of the white space, they have white boarders and appear to be snapshots of the set of the programme. They are colourful and easy on the eye.

Title - the title is unconventionally small and is almost lost in the midst of the very busy page.

Article - The article is in columns of three, a drop cap at the beginning and a quote just above it. It is only small as additional images overpower the text.

Additional text – There is additional text situated over the two pages, in different font.

Page number and magazine name – This is situated at the bottom of each page.