Yesterday I created my table of contents. I began by choosing a template for my table of contents on canva. I used this as a basis for how to create my table of contents. The only thing I wanted out of a template was placement. I wanted a template that matched how I wanted to place the things on my table of contents. Once I found the template I wanted to use I began creating the table of contents. I titled it CONTENTS. I used all capital letters to match the style of my cover page. I made this white so it would pop on the black background. I made the color of the page numbers red to continue the red theme I began on my cover page. I also placed a picture of the same model use on the cover page on my table of contents. It is the picture of my model pointing to the back of his hoodie showing off the brand. This picture with its naturalistic background fit much better on the table of contents than it did on the cover. It is a good picture for the reader to see first once they open the magazine because it again shows off the rapper's wealth.
I then created my stories for my table of contents. I used real rappers and created many different stories about them. I created stories about albums that were recently released by artists such as Kanye West and Da Baby. I used these well known artists and their albums in my stories to appeal to readers. The intended audience of my magazine would know who these artists are when reading their names and would hopefully entice readers to buy my magazine. I used stories that were true and are relevant in hip-hop news now. I placed the cover story last in my magazine. The reason for this is to entice the reader to red all of my magazine rather than just the cover story. If I placed the cover story first the reader could just read that and potentially not see what else my magazine has to offer.
This is the first draft of my Table of Contents
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