Now that I completed my sample table of contents here is my take away from it:
- In terms of aesthetics, I really love how it turned out, the photos I choose meshed together well with the template. Although, one of the photos I used was an old one I took and not one from my recent photoshoot.
- The colors were a deep blue and neon-colored blue which oddly works really well with my cover page, and I think if you were to separate them you would be able to tell they are from the same edition.
- Furthermore, I believe I have a better understanding of how to use the online platform, Canva since I figured out how to add different designs to the page, create and add different texts, and how to rotate pictures and the overall layout.
- I also enjoyed creating the Subheadings and believe that they are ideas I can use in my final magazines in the future.
- The only objective I didn't reach was finding an edition platform to use to edit my photos because I didn't really see the need to edit the photos I took. But I definitely will try to find one soon.
- Lastly, I have found out that I will not be creating a sample double-page spread right now because I need to learn more about writing articles, which will come in handy when I create my content for my final magazine.
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