Before&After: This Small Newsletter Reads Big
A publication with a half-size page is easy to design and creates a strong impression.
For hard-working editors who want their news to be taken seriously, here’s an excellent small format. Turn a letter-size sheet sideways, and lay out its contents like a small book in two distinct fields repeated every spread. The result is a newsletter with the look of permanence and credibility! This 22-page article from issue 42 of Before&After Magazine demonstrates how using a half-size page for your newsletter is not only easy to design, it also creates a strong impression.

Divide the spread into two fields: Each spread is made of two fields—a bold inner and a light outer—each with its own information. The main narrative occupies the inner; supporting articles go outside.

© John McWade/Before&After Magazine, courtesy of Gaye Anne McWade.
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