In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

Main image in the centre of the cover to make sure the audience is aware who the feature article is about.

Masthead- is the largest piece of text on the page and is at the top of the page. The headlines- Various headlines and subheadings. The important words are in bold and purple to make them stick out.

Professional front cover.

Final Product

The artist names are in a different Font and are in contrasting colours to entice the audience.

Clear indication that it is the contents through the label.

Each section is separated and titled to make it easier for the audience

Image of the feature artist.

Consistent colour scheme.

The magazine logo is the top corner

Final Product Professional page

The images of the cover stars are repeated to make sure the readers are aware that they are the feature artists which the issue is about.

Little credits to the photography

The questions and responses are clearly differentiated

Main image on the left hand side of the page

The heading is the largest piece of text and doubles as a quote form the interview.

Page number is easy to see.

Final product Professional spread

The columns of text is convention seen in most of print media.

Very informal language to reflect the age of the audience 16-19

The layout makes the interview very easy for the reader to grasp and understand.

The logo which doubles to be the masthead is also on the page to ensure the audience gets familiar with it.