Guides in InDesign help proportionally layout columns and images. More rows and columns can be added to create different layouts. Images and text can be wrapped around each other, such as cutting out an image in Photoshop and wrapping text around it in InDesign using the text wrap feature. Pull quotes can also be used to make text stand out in a similar wrapping technique often seen in magazines. Experimental pages in InDesign can still use a grid but go outside the box and create a minimalist effect while remaining proportionate due to using the grid.

1. InDesign

2. Guide
Guides help set a professional layout out and it is a good way to proportion columns against pictures evenly.

3. Guide
More rows and columns can be added to create different layouts.

4. Wrap
Images and text can be wrapped around each other to create a different effect on the page, this is usually for a cut out image which is
what I did here with Beyonce. I cut out the singer on Photoshop then placing it in InDesign and using the Text Wrap box I was able to
achieve this. I still used the guides to set out how far the text was going to go, (two columns)

5. Pull Quotes
This is often used in magazines and again using the same way I did the wrapping of the picture the same can be done for text to make it stand out.

6. Experimental Page
I have still used a simple grid but have gone out the box, in the middle. Also I have created a minimalist effect. This can be achieved well on
InDesign as it is easy to fit everything together proportionally because of the use of the grid.

7. Experimental Page
This is a simple article interview page consisting of just a small bit of text and one image of the bands logo. This is simple but effective because
fans don’t need the face of the band to identify an article from them. A grid has been used but it has been taken out the box slightly.