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(60) Not in a million years- FINAL Table of Contents

 

Well I sure am happy to see you! Welcome back guys today I have for you my finalized table of contents, I went through a lot redesigning, but ultimately I found this to be my best and most effective design at a table of content. Check it out, this is some of my best work right here!


This finalized version of my table of contents fixes all the problems with the original, this one is simpler and much more effective in serving it's purpose as a table of content while still holding the style of my men's fashion magazine. Also if your wondering why am I so good at designing these, well just know I have a decent amount of web design experience and knowledge that gives me overall strong design skills! At least compared to most people, anyways I hope you enjoyed this blog, if you don't think this is an improvement over the original then your crazy!

Anyways for my next blog I'll be presenting you with my finalized double page spread, this time with the feature story included, this one will definitely be interesting to make! So get excited because this is going to be another great design!

EDIT- After being advised that the above table of contents was unrealistic here is the new one!
HOPE YOU LOVE IT!

Here are the original unedited background images I used, again acquired on a hood expedition-


Until then, thanks for reading!

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