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CODES AND CONVENTIONS OF A MAGAZINE. By Danielle Niccolls.

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CODES AND CONVENTIONS OF

A MAGAZINE.

By Danielle Niccolls.

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Main Image and sublineMain image- The main image relates to the main

coverline and covers the majority of the page.

Depending on weather or not the magazine is popular, the image some times covers part of the Masthead.

Subline- Short sub heading which captures the

readers attention usually using repetition.

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Main coverline Allows the reader to find out more about

the main article in the magazine. The main coverline is used to tell the

reader what the main article in the magazine is about.

It uses the same colour scheme of the front cover but it also stands out the most as it is bigger than the other coverlines.

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Masthead and strap line Masthead- Displays the name of the magazine,

it normally goes from left to right and at the top of the magazine. A line of type on the front page of a newspaper or the cover of a periodical giving the name of the publication.

Strapline- Bar across the top or bottom of the

page which provided additional information.

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Barcode Barcode- Allows the shop keeper to scan it and

find out the price and what the object is, each barcode is different depending on what the product is.a series of lines of varying width, printed, as on a container or product, that can be read by an optical scanner to determine charges for purchases, destinations for magazines, etc.

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Website. A website is used to allow the reader to

go online and find out more about the magazine itself and the articles in the magazine.

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Coverline. These allow the reader to have sneak

peeks of what will be included in the article apart from just the main article, it also displays to the reader that if they don’t like the main celebrity they might like what else is inside therefore getting a wider audience.

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Colour scheme, puffs and buzzwords. colour scheme of 3-4 colours is normally

on the front of magazines. Puffs are extra details in a bubble. Buzzwords are words used to intrigue

the audience eg. FREE or NEW.

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Price and Pugs. If it is a very popular magazine there will

be many more issues Fake page curls.

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MastheadStrap line

Barcode

Website

CoverlineSimple colour scheme

Price, issue number and date

Puff