Key elements of wesbite

 - My website will confirm the expectations of current affairs. This means i will include news site links such as BBC, and add articles about new and latest current affairs, along with images to support this.

- Social Media links- i will use these to communicate with my readers, and give them the latest updates with my current affairs magazine. This also fits into my 16-25 middle to upmarket demographic, as more young people use social media on a daily basis, than the older generation.

- Working hyperlinks

- Contact details page

-Clear and detailed layout- images and text in the right place so that readers are satisfied.

- Colour scheme- modern (white, blue, red etc) that match my magazines

- Editors note/introduction to a new current affairs magazine- to make the readers aware.

-Audio visual content- interview with one of the models about a current affairs issue e.g. black lives matter


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