the Contents Page

 the Contents Page

Probably the most important page after the cover is the contents page. It’s usually the first page that readers will turn to inside the magazine.

Magazine content pages indicate page numbers where each part starts. The contents usually includes the titles of the pages and a description of its content. Content pages can also include editor’s letters and other contact information.

Here page design different content I will explain the differences between them

this contents page is spread across a double page of the magazine, telling the reader that there is a lot of information found inside and that they could be getting good value for their money paid for the magazine. the headings of each page are in bold, making them stand out and giving a summary of what they are bout.

 

MOJO Magazine: Along with the white background space, the black and white theme of this contents page show a high state of sophistication, the arrangement of the contents page is clean and polished with nothing that clutters the page. The red headings and numbers stand out as the only color on the page, this makes the key stories and pages stand out, simplifying finding stories for the reader.

 

 

My content page

My content page designed the traditional way in Photoshop

It was a one-page design with numbering the headlines of the most important topics with the addition of page numbers and pictures that reflect the content of each article to motivate readers to browse the magazine. The pictures used are beautiful and have bright and dazzling colors to attract the attention of the audience. The page header and two frames are created to define the contents.

I searched for different designs for the content page and chose this one and made a similar design for it using Photoshop.