Visual Hierarchy

would be recognised are the newspaper title and the holiday offer.However on the VW Fabia magazine advert, the factor 

they want people to see first is the picture of the car, and 

how they have cleverly designed it to be made out of 

cakes. It is eye catching, interesting and appeals to families. 

The type however, isn’t as eye-catching, but settling into the background means it still has effect, but is noticed second.

Biblography:

http://news.sky.com/sky-news/content/StaticFile/jpg/2009/Feb/Week2/15222428.jpg

http://www.vwaudiforum.co.uk/forum/images/mainsite/ad.jpg



There are alot of elements that make up a piece of design, on the front of magazines, newspapers and on posters. It is important to get the right type and the right image in the correct place so that it enhances the products selling, and therefore they get more profits. Newspapers and publications are the biggest users of visual hierarchy, using the mixture of headlines, and photos for bigger profits. As evidence, this picture of the front page of The Sun newspaper proves that the placements of factors are crucial. They use a very big white bold headline, which is very eye catching and jump out from the page. This would be ideally the first thing that would be seen. Beneath this is a full photo of the boy that has made the headlines, for people that notice pictures before words, and plays on the curiosity as there isn’t much of the story on the front page at all, it would make people read more. Other factors of the front page that