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Figure 8-28.Single-theme design.
Chapter 9 Writing Headlines and Cutlines

Journalist 3 & 2 - Introduction to Journalism and other reporting practices
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Figure  8-29.—Grid  design. stories a better chance of being seen, since they are not buried or lost to the reader. FINAL NOTE Remember that the front-page designs covered in this chapter are only suggestions for what you can do with your newspaper. A pure sample of a formal page layout is nearly impossible to find, because experienced editors  are  not  concerned  with  producing  textbook examples. Rather, their interest is in presenting the news of a particular day in what they believe is the best and most  interesting  manner.  Most  often  that  is  done  by combining features of several page patterns. As  you  gain  experience  as  a  layout  editor  and become familiar with established patterns, you can try out new ideas as they come to you. Trust your instincts and do not be afraid to experiment. A controversial page design is better than a dull, uninviting one. 8-39







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