cover page
Report's opening sheet
A cover page is the first page of a document, report, or manuscript, displaying essential identifying information—typically the title, author, date, and sometimes an institution or course name.
In academic and professional contexts, cover pages follow specific formatting requirements: The professor required a cover page with the assignment.
Also called a title page.
- front matterPre-text book pages
- table of contentsList of chapters and pages
- frontForward-facing side
- bindingLegally or morally required
- portfolioCollected works or assets
magazine · headline · masthead · dust jacket · sleeve · thumbnail · layout · design · graphic · splash · introduction · opening · first impression · header · banner · artwork · typography · submission
- pagesrecto, verso, leaf
- document partstitle, paragraph, sentence, chapter, heading
- bullet journalsdaily log, collections, signifiers, bullets, trackers
- reading basicssight words, word family, letter tracing, word recognition, short vowel
- document formattingmargins, headers, footers, headings, subheadings
- SEC filingsprospectus, SEC filing, red herring, risk factors, financial statements
content vs. presentation
cover pagebody text
Document's main prose
substance · content · body of work · body
cover, page, covers, covered, covering, uncover, uncovered, discover, discovered