Final Table of Contents

 The Table of Contents Series Finale:


Revisions and Results:

After receiving feedback from peers, minor adjustments were made to mockup up 1of the table of contents, which was chosen as the final design. Suggestions included proposals of making the masthead larger, making "contents" larger, and adjusting the spacing of the articles. I raised the font size of the masthead from 70.7 to 74.7. I also raised the font size of "contents" from 16.8 to 18.8. The minor adjustments of these top of the page texts enlarges the impact of then and fills whitespace. Lastly, I evened out the spacing of the articles and their descriptions, creating a more professional, sophisticated appearance. 

The implementation of minor peer feedback elevates the status of the magazine. As always, the goal of Eudaimonia is to create a fresh, clean approach to fashion and beauty, and the elegant, natural state of the table of contents matches it perfectly. 

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