Below are screenshots of my progress on my second and feature layout. Unlike last time I am completing my horizontal layout fully first before creating the vertical counterpart in the program. During the last article I learned the hard way that elements do not link over (at least I haven't found a way to yet) after the layouts are initially created.
The pattern I created for this layout is based off the idea of storyboards/ storylines. The magenta line is the main line throughout; it is the largest and leads the reader's eyes through the content The golden line is less prevalent and is more for secondary pattern throughout the piece. The small amount of grey lines is used just to create a little more depth in the piece.
Solely on this impact spread is the title and the deck. Throughout the piece as a whole I try to space out content and put less per page to aide in readability.
On the second page one of the subheadings is discussed. Within the white rounded rectangle, brainstorming is discussed and the bullet points are links to each method and are clickable.
The final page includes the two shorter sections. It also has a pull quote and another white rounded rectangle, in this rectangle it has information about the storyboarding moleskine notebook. Each bullet point is a link to buy each version.
As of right now all the links I have created and mentioned is working.
Vertical versions
Below are the screenshots of my vertical layouts, the text is a little difficult to read because of taking the screenshots on my small laptop screen. I feel the core structure of the layout stayed the same I just had to adjust the line placement in each panel.
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