Designing The Cover Layout!

Brainstorm The Layout Of The Mock Cover

Next, we had to construct the layout for the design of our mock cover. We had to include the elements we have learned so far and work with our group members to figure out the design of it. 

Requirements for Layout of Mock Cover: 

  • Title
  • Shapes
  • Lines
  • Publishing Date
  • Headline 
  • Internal and External Margins
  • White Space
  • Micro/Macro/Conventional Spacing
  • Dominant picture 
  • Tints
  • Photos 
  • Photo collections/techniques 
Example Of The Mock Cover: 
Mock Cover Layout


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