The Tools I Used To Edit My Contents Page
As you can see here I have inserted a line. This is to break up the page and also make the magazine contents page look 'good' I feel that adding different shapes over the page will make it look like a good design and not so boring. As you can see here I am using the colour tool, the pink that I want to use is already in my swatches as it is something I use often. As well as this I have changed the weight on the line to 5, this is just to make it wider.
As you can see here I am changing the effects on my header. I have chosen 'inner bevel' for my header. (See contents page font research for more information)
As you can see here I am choosing the font for the rest of my contents page. I have chosen to go with the same on as the header as I feel it creates continuity throughout the page, however it is pink as I want to incorporate small bursts of pink throughout the pages as it is part of my house style.
As you can see here I have drawn a rectangle, this is made to be part of the background. I have made it black, this is to contrast with the white background and pink lines over the page. This is where the features for the magazine are going to be listed. I have not put an effect on it as I feel it will make the page look messy and it does not need to stand out massively when it has writing on it.
As you can see here I have added an emboss effect to my square, this gives it the effect of a button and makes it stand out more. The white font contrasts well with the black background and it creates continuity throughout my magazine as they are within my house style.
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