conventions found on contents pages are :
Issue date and issue number
Issue date and issue number: They are placed on either the top or bottom of the page to help the audience understand the edition of the magazine they are reading.contents
"Contents": This word is boldly used on the page to indicate the purpose of the page to the reader, to avoid any confusion, as the reader will understand that all the necessary information will be given on the contents page to help them navigate through the magazine.The font style ,size and colour often contrasts with the other texts on the page to make it outstanding and easily recognised by the reader.main image
main image: The main image used on the contents page often suggests the artists will be an important feature in the magazine as a whole.The main image is often placed in the middle of the page and framed by other texts and smaller images or it is either on the lft or right hand side of the page.magazine name
Magazine name: The name of the magazine is often placed on top of the page as an advertisement tool, which aims to remind the reader to always buy/read the magazine as it has interesting information.Category headings
Category headings: This is usually on the bottom of the page and often included information o offers and completions on the page, or subscriptions too.
specials
Specials: They are often in a different font style or colour, this makes the reader understand the importance of the information. These contain features and interviews.page numbers
-Page numbers are always placed beside headlines to help the reader know where they will find the articles they are interested in reading. They are often in a different colour to the headline texts.website name
-The name of the magazine's website is also placed on the bottom of the page as it acts as an extra information option for the audience.-Quotes from interviews are also sometimes placed on the contents to make the reader excited to read the article.
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