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Learn about the different formats of newspapers, such as broadsheet, tabloid, and Berliner, and their dimensions and aspect ratios. Compare them with ISO paper sizes and see examples of newspapers in each format.
Learn about the history, types and characteristics of tabloid newspapers, which are smaller than broadsheet and often use sensational or biased journalism. Compare tabloid with other newspaper formats and see examples from different countries.
Page layout is the arrangement of visual elements on a page, such as text, images and graphics. Learn about the history and technologies of page layout, from ancient woodblock printing to modern desktop publishing.
A broadsheet is the largest newspaper format with long vertical pages, typically of 22.5 inches (57 cm). Learn about the origin, evolution and characteristics of broadsheets, and see some notable examples from different countries and regions.
Learn about the nameplate or masthead of a newspaper or periodical, also known as "the flag" in the industry. See examples of different designs, fonts, colors, and ornaments on the front page or cover.
Learn about the origins and evolution of newspapers in Europe and beyond, from the first handwritten news sheets in Venice to the modern digital media. Explore the influences of printing, censorship, wars, politics, and culture on the development of news.
Learn how news design evolved from the Industrial Revolution to the digital age, and how it combines editorial and graphical goals. Explore the process, tools, and examples of arranging material on a newspaper page.
image – image (front page or other), use with image_size (default is 220px). image_alt - Alternative text of the image; very important. caption – caption text to be displayed below image; motto – motto of newspaper. Use only if it is closely associated with the newspaper and of historical significance; omit otherwise.