Every magazine has a page that follows the cover page that tells the audience what is in the magazine and where to find the information that they’re looking for. This page is the table of contents. Think about it, would anyone buy a magazine not knowing what’s in it? I know I wouldn’t. I started to design my table of contents on a blank sheet of paper with colored pencils. It was taking me way longer than I expected so I looked for examples on the internet. I found many different types of table of content designs such as:
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I noticed that I can literally do whatever I want with the contents page. My goal is to make it as creative as it can get but yet perfectly understandable. I wanted something more unique, so I began to draw. I switched on my creativity switch which is exactly and only what one needs to create this page and only an hour after, I had come up with the perfect table of contents.
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