Q have used a strip at the top of the page, with the same familiar red and "Issue 297" in white text. On the right of this a small image of the front cover has been embedded at the end of the strip. This is a common convention among some magazines. Below the cover image are the features of the issue, with page numbers placed in chronological order. The article description is short, and in black bold capital letters. The page's main image is portrait and placed on the left hand side, and there are 4 sub images positioned around this page with page numbers in the corner to show the reader where to find the article.
For my contents, I won't be using the convention of the smaller image of the front cover in the top right corner as I don't think this represents my magazine's house style. I will use the issue number on my contents page however I will not place it in a strip because I don't feel it is significant enough. However, I do plan to use the blocky theme, with a vertical column of the magazines contents in chronological order, separated using lines from my colour scheme.
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