Styles
News Magazine
- Almost always have glossy front and back cover
- 8 x 11 (Like a shit of paper )
- Never have story on front
- Newsprint
- small
- 2 Or less stories
- Wide, big
- 3 or 4 stories
- Headline
- Sub titile
- Main Pictures
- stories ( Author, their title )
- page number
- captions ( 3 Parts ; caption, person who did the photo, The real Caption )
- sections
- Contact Info
- Title ( The FLAG )
- Website
- Folio (School Name, Motto, Austin Tx, Website, Volume #, issue #, Date, )
- Teasers
- Jump - Starts one place then jumps to a other place in finish it, Has head line in page number
- Use Line - Separate the stories
- Graphics ( Who did the drawing )
- Table of contents ( tells you were everything is at )
- Kicker ( Start of the Stories )
Mast Head Elements
- Staff box
- Editorial
- Organizations
- Line
- The Address
- Authors picture
- There opinion
Broadsheet - the largest newspaper size - 3+ stories
Tabloid - smaller newspaper size - 2 or less stories
NewsMagazine - glossy cover - no stories, photo only might be glossy inside or maybe newsprint.
Elements present on a well designed newspaper page:
Headlines - complete sentences
Subheadlines
Lines
Boxes
Photos
Teasers - headlines that direct the reader to inside pages - may have a photo or graphic
Flag - the name of the newspaper - may be mixed with other elements like a teaser, information from the folio, etc. See Eagle's Eye
Folios - reference numbers and information - school name, city and state, slogan, section name, page number, school address, phone number, website, date, volume and issue #.
Captions - three parts - headline, caption and byline
Stories
Bylines - name and title of the writer - might be positioned at the top or bottom of the story
Jumps - at the end of the text box (story) - tells the reader where to go to finish the story - "jumps" inside. Includes To and From information on both pages.
Story dividers - are often single thin lines, sometimes between columns in stories
Screens - boxes around text and are often colored - 20% or less density
Infographics - information in graphic form - pie-charts, t-graphs, graphs are all great examples
Table of Content
Masthead/staff box - three parts - staff box, editorial policy and organizations
Tabloid - smaller newspaper size - 2 or less stories
NewsMagazine - glossy cover - no stories, photo only might be glossy inside or maybe newsprint.
Elements present on a well designed newspaper page:
Headlines - complete sentences
Subheadlines
Lines
Boxes
Photos
Teasers - headlines that direct the reader to inside pages - may have a photo or graphic
Flag - the name of the newspaper - may be mixed with other elements like a teaser, information from the folio, etc. See Eagle's Eye
Folios - reference numbers and information - school name, city and state, slogan, section name, page number, school address, phone number, website, date, volume and issue #.
Captions - three parts - headline, caption and byline
Stories
Bylines - name and title of the writer - might be positioned at the top or bottom of the story
Jumps - at the end of the text box (story) - tells the reader where to go to finish the story - "jumps" inside. Includes To and From information on both pages.
Story dividers - are often single thin lines, sometimes between columns in stories
Screens - boxes around text and are often colored - 20% or less density
Infographics - information in graphic form - pie-charts, t-graphs, graphs are all great examples
Table of Content
Masthead/staff box - three parts - staff box, editorial policy and organizations
