Formatting an article for publication
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Once you are logged in, go to Magazine Articles. Then press + New Magazine Article
For more information on how to pick a picture, see below.
This is the introduction, it shouldn’t be more than 5 lines.
Add your content in the form.
Happy formatting:
H1 : big titles (we almost don’t use it)
H2 : titles
H3 : questions in interviews & subtitles in articles
H4 : context elements (such as This article was translated by XX)
H5 : highlights ( 1 or 2 per article ) - the things that you should absolutely remember
H6 : button (it was created for case studies, but might be useful for the magazine if we want to introduce a downloadable report for example)
Cc : quotes in blue
No text on the picture
No filter
Colored pictures work better than black & white
Abstract pictures are used for case studies. For the magazine, we recommend pictures with people's faces or at least figurative pictures.
Size guidelines : 16:9 or 2:1 ratio - w1280 - under 400ko
DON’Ts
DOs - YEAH !
Use full screen pictures - minimum 700 px large
→ Use Google Images and the “find other sizes” function
Pictures should always centered
The caption should aligned on the left
Click on publishing - your article will be saved "staged" for publishing. At this point, either notify someone from the Global Coms team for a final review, or, if you have frequent publisher status, click on "publish changes".
If you want to see how your draft looks at any point, click here:
