Key Conventions for a Contents page

Key Conventions For A Contents Page:

Columns - A type of layout to attract the reader/audience.
Structured Layout - Chronological layout to make it easier to read and stand out.
Title - A heading for the page to show the audience what the magazine is.
Pull Quotes - Quotes from the magazine to get the reader's attention.
Headlines - Headline of the magazine to show he most important topic in the magazine.
Page Numbers - Page Numbers for the magazine so the audience can go through and find what they want.
Colour Scheme - Colour scheme according to your front cover to make it look professional.
House Style - Keeping the same style of layout and colour for professionalism.
Issue No. - Issue number of the magazine.
Categories - Catergories for the information.
Font Size - Different font sizes for emphasis, Bigger font is more important and smaller is least important.
Information (Blurb) - A bit of information explaining the magazine to give the reader an idea.
Pictures - Pictures for/about the magazine giving the reader an idea.
Caption - A caption for the magazine to explain what is in the image shown.
Banner - A banner showing some information about the magazine it will add professionalism.

These are all the key conventions for a contents page.