contents page analysis 3.

This contents page is the best of the three. Although it does not look as formal and well laid out as the other 2, it has far more information, uses a lot more types of fonts and more photos, without looking overpowering. They have used a different type of font for the title and then for the smaller writing, as well as the smaller writing having 2 different types of fonts depending on how important the information is. The 4 pictures they have used all have a page number on them and so if what you were originally searching for catches your eyes you don't have to waste time, also if you want more information on the 4 photos then they are also in the main information of the contents page. The colour scheme they have used is basic, all the writing and background colour's are in black, white and red... This works as it means nothing is overpowered, if you were to use to many colour's to type then it can become a blur. The amount of information on the page shows me that almost everything on the magazine is going to be mentioned on the page and so I can find everything out, unlike the last contents page I analysed which lacked in information for the magazine.