I then using the text tool created a large bold title to tell the what the focus of the page is. It is in a different yet complementary sans serif Circular Std typeface to split up the heavy uniform look and it adds fun interest with the large tittle on the 'i' and unusual curve shape in the 't' letterform.
I then incorporated some text to tell the reader who the article is by as this is a common convention of magazine articles. As this took up too little space I increased the tracking of the letters and put certain words in italicised sentence case to add further visual interest.
I then added some gold text in the form of a subtitle which is a common convention to add intrigue and make the reader read on to discover the meaning. It also broke up the white space further and helped maintain the house style as gold was also used for the poof on both the cover and contents page.
To spread this gold colour across the page further and tie it together I created golden lines underneath the topic titles to help further separate them.
