Contents Page - NME

The contents page for the NME Magazine firtsly has a large picture in the middle of the page which stands out from the white background and the fact that it is in the middle of the page, it attracts the reader to the information so this implies that the articlein the middle is the most important and the main feature in the magazine. Arrows are used to point at important information. Page numbers are in different colours to the text so stand out better from the rest of the text, so it is easier to find from a readers point of view. The hole point of the contents page is to inform the buyer on what is avaliable in the magazine. The simple heading oof 'NME THIS WEEK' is very effective due to it informs the audience about the page through its simlicity. The use of humor in the heading 'Kasbain got romantidc in a church' targets

the audience who consume the magazine due to it is teenager, stertypically funny segmentation. NME uses the same colours for the contents page as on the front cover (black, white and red) the only colours not used again are pink and blue, the unique colours stand out more due to the consumer is not ued to themin the Magazine. They use sub-headings so the reader can easily find the article they want to read.Page numbers are next to the articles as this helps the reader find what they are looking for