Preliminary Task - Table of Contents (Explanation)

Welcome Back! 

Now that I introduced my Table of Contents page on my previous blog, I will be going into more details of how I designed it and what it consists of! Here's another look.

Creating the "Table of Contents" page was pretty simple for me. Like mentioned in my previous blog, I'm using Canva to find templates and I just edit them. So I found a template that mostly favored a magazine's table of content page and I went along with adding the structure and pictures that gave it a Table of Contents look. There are 5 main subjects that are headed and listed together vertically. These 5 subjects that the magazine would consist of is "Hotels, Sight-Seeing, Shopping, Beaches, & Restaurants". Under each of these Headings are little logos or slogans that I added underneath to put more attention on the topic of the Headings. Then under the title "Expect", it's just more or less more detailed explanations of the 5 Headings. The detailed explanations are also in the same order as the 5 Headings, let me elaborate more on that. There are 5 Headings and 5 Detailed Explanations and they are in sync. Number one of the Headings is "Hotels", so the number one of the detailed explanations is "5 Star/Affordable Hotels". Number two of the Headings is "Sight-Seeing", so the number two of the detailed explanations is "Beautiful Landscapes Named". Now that I read back on that, it may be kind of confusing. I hope you understood that though, I tried to put it in words as best as I could! On to the other aspects of my Table of Contents, I rotated the same fonts around. The fonts that I used were "Lora", "Forum", and "Libre Baskerville". These fonts make it look simplistic, which is kind of what I'm going for anyways, so why not? As for the pictures, I matched them with the 5 Headings. Picture labeled 26, is a picture that I took outside of a hotel in Hawaii, "Sheraton Waikiki". Picture labeled 33 is a picture that I took and is what I aimed for to be "Sight-Seeing", hence the people that are looking over at the landscape that we were at. Picture labeled 41, is a picture that I took of the beach that I could see from the hotel balcony. Picture labeled 56, is a picture that I took as we were walking the shopping strip in Hawaii. Lastly, picture labeled 63 is a picture that I took of our food at a restaurant. I took all of these pictures on my trip to Hawaii. All in all, this was how I designed and structured my Table of Contents.