Mast head- This is the magazine title, it is usually displayed in the top left hand corner.
Cover lines- Distributed around the main image
left third- The left third of the front cover is where the cover lines are normally placed, this is because when the magazine is on the rack in a shop, the left third is the only part of the magazine you can see, so it needs to attract your attention.
Price- This is the cost of the magazine, it is usually somewhere near the bar code.
Bar code- Read electronically and decoded into usable information, this is used by retailers
Date- The date will either be weekly: Saturday to Friday, or Monthly which is a month ahead.
Issue number- A tally of magazines
Teaser- One word/phrase acts as an attention grabber
Main feature: headline- A phrase that may summarise the main point of the main feature. Usually in large print, different style, bold colours in order to catch the attention of the reader.
Subtitle- Smaller headline that may summarise the feature
Small feature- Features included in the magazine
Images- Close up to medium close up. ranges from one main image to x amount featuring one main image and smaller images. Helps make the page look more interesting. It can add understanding of a story and/or entice someone to read the magazine.
Font- Style and size of type face.
Colour- Specific/stylistic/thematic types.
Graphics- Graphical shapes to highlight feature(s)
Offers/Advert blurb- Banner-style shape featuring free products/promotions
Splash- The whole front of the magazine
Credit- Models name and/or who wrote the article, usually on the contents page
Sell line- Short, sharp description of the title's main marketing point
Skye line- Line above the mast head
Teller-The subtitle, what tells you what the article is about
Flash- A shape around a bit of writing, for example a star