Final Contents Page Draft

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I have continued on with my neon theme to the contents page with the neon boarder and title at the top of the page in the centre. I chose to make the text the same colour as the coverlids on the front cover so that the magazine is more cohesive as a whole, the font is also the same so not to distract the reader and again make the magazine look like one finished project. The features in the contents page add enough information to attract the reader and make them want to turn to the articles and read them without being to drawn out and boring, I have given enough information to get the reader to want more.

Reflection: I need to make sure my spelling is correct before I post since photoshop does not have auto correct, I should also make the editors letter a more appropriate colour so it is easier to read.

Ways Forward:

  • Correct spelling mistakes 
  • Correct general composition 

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