In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
The generic conventions are: Masthead, Contents themselves, Main Image, Smaller image, Edition&Issue Number and Page numbers on Images.
Masthead for the Contents Page
This is my Masthead for my Contents Page. I have used the same Gradient fill again with the red background but with the 'Contents' This time.

These are my smaller images that are just below my main image. By using smaller images with your main image it give the target audience more of an insight to the artist and what they're like. I looked at one of Q's contents page and how they structured their images. In the certain one i was looking at there was a main image and two smaller images underneath them. The smaller images where for a different article but I decided to have two extra images of Lauren on the Contents Page, because she's a new and upcoming artist.
I have also put in what Edition the magazine is and the Issue number on the contents page as the Q magazine I was using as a style model also had their Issue number in the Contents Page. I have also added that It's the February edition on the contents page also even though that Q doesn't do that.
I have also added the Social platforms to the contents page. By using the Social Platforms into my magazine I am introducing 'New Media.' I have involved social networking sites that include Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Many magazines are now using 'New Media.' by making my magazine available online it allows me to reach out to my target audience on a different level rather than just having it as a magazine and introduces a whole new way of purchasing a magazine rather than just in a shop.
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