My contents page was made in Quark. It
has 'contents' written at the top and in a larger font than
everything else. It also has a picture of the front cover with
numbers by each smaller image to show what page each story is on.
Underneath this my contents page continues to develop the codes and
conventions by having 3 columns each containing page numbers and a
paragraph going into a little bit of detail about the story the buyer
of the magazine can read. The contents page repeats information that
the front cover has on it such as the school website and the issue
number. My contents page has two letters in the right hand corner
under the title. One letter is from the editor of the magazine while
the other is a letter from the headteacher of the school. These
letters would proceed to be in the school magazine every week to
conform to the codes and conventions of a contents page.
I manipulated my final image in
photoshop and then put a background to it and cropped in smaller
images to make my front cover. My contents page was made in Quark.
Tools used in this were the text box, picture box and the linking
tool to move my text over to the next column to fit everything in.
The tools I used in Quark were mostly basic as I didn't need anything
else to create the contents page of my magazine.
The strengths of the products are that
they conform to the codes and conventions of a magazine front cover
and a contents page. Each product has certain things such as a
masthead that is a larger font than all of the other writing. The
weaknesses of my products are that because it was a preliminary task
for the start of this course I have not been able to make it as best
I can to reflect what I could do.
The strengths of using new media
technologies are that I managed to create a product even when using a
program such as Quark for the very first time. I had already used
photoshop before but Quark was completely new. However the weaknesses
are that some of the tools took me longer to use than others as I had
not used Quark before such as scaling the image into a picture box.
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