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enter image description here This is a catalog that contains the following items for each group: a header, image and table section;

Those are the rules

  • A: an article in the table might refer 1 or more models in the images
  • B: some articles might not even have a model name referenced. Some articles might have a model name but not an image.
  • The blue A "model 1" refers to the blue D in the image.
  • The images can have various sizes and proportions

I would like to know how to structure a layout like this, which flows continuously; For now there is how it's made;

There is a simple style for the images which have a big text font in order to space the image properly. The captions are generated while the image it's outside and then grouped and inserted in the text frame. I think there should be a better way to organize this.

Also I'm asking for a better layout but we are really tight on space so it should be well compressed in order to keep the number of pages to minimum.

Thanks a lot for your time,

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Hi Totty. As it stands, this question is too localized and at the same time too broad to be answered here. If you can limit it to one main question and explain what you have tried and what specific problem you are facing, you might get more luck. – Yisela♦ Feb 9 at 10:06

closed as too localized by Scott, plainclothes, Yisela♦ Feb 9 at 10:07

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