Eloise Clark describes her process for designing the inside page of a newspaper. She started by creating a rough layout and adding colorful advertisements to the bottom to make them stand out. She added more local articles and photos to give it a more complete newspaper look. After removing an advert to work on article placement, she found fitting everything was difficult at the small screen scale. She used a real newspaper as inspiration to add clearer sections between articles and ads. In the final version, she included two articles, a continued story, and local trade advertisements with bright colors to stand out from the page.

1. Eloise Clark
INSIDE PAGE DESIGN PROCESS

2. This was the beginning of my inside page, after setting up the page dimensions and creating a
rough layout idea I started to make the adverts. At the bottom of the page I decided to use and
advert with quite a lot of colour to make it stand out (as adverts would do). I also thought this was
a good placing for the advert as it doesn’t take too much attention away from where the articles
will be.

3. I started to add in more articles to do with the local area, I also adding in a photo that was
relevant to the subject matter of my article. I think its starting to look more like a newspaper
with the more content that is added in, I also think that having a rough layout idea already
to follow makes it easier to put the newspaper together.

4. Here I took out the advert to work out where my other articles would go, on a screen the scale
seems a lot smaller than it actually is and so fitting everything seemed quite difficult. I decided on
putting in my articles first and working around them I thought that they are the more important
parts of a newspaper.

5. In this image there is a noticeable difference to my newspaper layout. I used a “Kentish
Express” Newspaper as inspiration for the layout. I found that on the inside page, there were
much clearer sections between articles and adverts on the page. Here I have two articles and
the continuation of the story that is on my front page. The sections allowed me to include
more onto the page, as can be seen here I am working on adding adverts in for the rest on
the space available.

6. This is the final version of my inside front page, I have two articles and the continuation of
the one on my front cover as well as some adverts. I chose these kinds of adverts as they
are advertising local trades in the local newspaper, they are simple but eye catching as they
have some bright colours on which is a change to the rest of page. I really like this final edit
and I think it looks good and quite professional in terms of content and layout.