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I made to have the six column guidelines when designing my double page spread so that the spread follows typical magazine codes and conventions and looks aesthetically pleasing to the audience.
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I also made sure to include a pull quote from the copy because this follows codes and conventions of magazines. It also helps to engage the audience and let the audience know what the article/programme is about.
As there is no headline yet, I may include a quote from the copy as my headline or may add a headline in. However, I will get my focus group to feedback on what they think.
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