- The arrows
used on the page to direct the audience which has a successful effect as there
is more chance that the audience will read the article.
- The text is
larger here highlighted with a black background representing its importance; this
is effective as it’s pointing out the key piece of the article.
- The headline
‘Will he wont he?’ is in the colours grey and gold, linking back to the colour
of the groups outfits which is also grey and gold. This makes a nice and
settled completion on the tone of the page.
- The large
image is on the left hand side. It’s the first thing we see as we read from
left to right. It’s almost like a cycle, as the image directs you to the arrow
and the arrow directs you to the text very smoothly.
- The
connotation used in the heading, ‘Will he, wont he’ Represents the lead singer
(Will I am). The ‘Will’ is used very effectively in the headline, as it’s the
name of who the article is about. It also uses denotation to represents who
it’s about as the rest of the group are faded into the background as Will I am is
sharp and stands out.
- The men of
this group are dressed formally in suits as the female in the group is dressed
provocative as a sexy woman directing the audience to her. The males hand/arm
gestures in the picture are very sharp which represents their masculinity and
the female (Fergie’s) gestures are very relaxed and calm, representing her femininity.
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