CONTENT PAGES ANALYSIS

This is a contents page of the magazine 'KERRANG!' and 'Q', one contents page is on one page and the other is on two pages, the first contents page contains multiple images, these images have been constructed by putting the main article with the largest image on the contents page, then it has images with page numbers and titles of where the article is placed and what it is going to be about. The second contents page also contains multiple images, the images have been constructed by putting the largest image as the main article, it had been place on the left side of the page.

For the 'KERRANG!' contents page, it has the colours of black, white and yellow and this supports the style of the front cover because the front cover has the same colour scheme. For the 'Q' contents page, it has the colours of red and white, which is opposite to the KERRANG! magazine contents page but not the white and this supports the style of the front cover because the front cover have the same colour scheme.

On the 'KERRANG!' contents page, it has a promotional feature but on the 'Q' contents page, there is not promotional feature. The logo on 'KERRANG!' is placed in the middle of the page and is on the masthead of the page, it is dominant because it is a different colour and font compared to any other word on the page. The logo on 'Q' is placed on the left page and is on the top left corner of the page, it is dominant because it is the largest letter on the page and is always placed on the top left of the left page.

On both magazine contents, there is no letter from the editor, in the 'KERRANG!' contents page, the language and style of writing adheres to the house style of the magazine because they keep the text short and simple, so the readers know what is on the page or pages and what it would look like. In the 'Q' contents page, the language and style of writing adheres to the house style of the magazine because they also keep the text short, even thought there are loads of writing, the keep it simple by giving a page and a summary of what will be on the page and for the main articles, they add an image and a page number. 'KERRANG!' contents page calls out to the audience by the colour scheme and the images included in the page and for 'Q' contents page, it calls out the audience by the images and the logo of the magazine.