- Serif Font - Times New Roman; often a traditional font and to do with the past
- Sans Serif - Comic Sans, Tahoma, Verdana; modern and more appealing to a younger target audience
- Handwriting Font - Monotype Corsiva; more personal font as it is like somebody has written it themselves
Front Cover
- Banner or Masthead - generally the title of the company
- Sell Lines - text that reveals a snippet of information about the content
- Burst - graphic design element; look exciting and intrigues the reader
- Menu Bar - advertises other things within the magazine, often at the bottom
- Blue Line - barcode, price, issue number, date etc
- Capitals - portrays shouting, used to show important information
Two types of magazine front covers:
- Busy and cluttered - suggests value for money, lots of information inside, exciting
- Simple and clean - makes the magazine look sophisticated and organised with a secure target audience
Pages
- Callout - quotations taken from the copy
- Copy - the article
Images
- Camera shots used in moving image all translate into print
- Black and White -old fashioned, classical, timeless
- 3-Colour Colour Scheme - strict colour schemes
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