The Other Side: using graphic design to bridge the Brexit gap
A new book from GraphicDesign& is imploring the British public to listen to each other by presenting the arguments of both sides of the EU debate, hoping to “encourage empathy,
Wix reveals Editor X platform to answer “complex design needs”
The website-building company has revealed a new designer-focused system, which features a range of lay out possibilities and customisation.
The new BrewDog identity – who designed it and how it was done
The independent brewer’s new look has been created with Made Thought and marks a change in the company’s positioning as it looks to embrace a more sustainable future.
Callaly is a femcare brand that resists “traditional girly” design cues
Design Bridge has branded Callaly, a tampon subscription service, with an identity that’s “graphical” and retains a “woman’s touch”.
“A land of opportunity when it comes to design”: an Indian design guide
Propelled by a mix of high-tech research, indigenous knowledge and political and global awareness, the design industry in India is thriving.
The AI system that helps designers “fail faster”
Design studio Rare has developed a piece of “augmented creativity” software that builds “intelligent” briefs for clients.
Can designers bring tech and the natural world closer together?
Two seemingly different themes are setting the agenda for 2020 but things get really interesting for designers when these worlds collide.
Royal Mail marks 200th anniversary of Royal Astronomical Society with new stamp set
Visions of the Universe celebrates the UK’s contributions to the field by featuring astronomical phenomena discovered and investigated by the country’s astronomers and astrophysicists.
“Journey of a night time”: designing for the night train renaissance
Overnight trains are the sleeper hits of the transport industry – with both vintage and modern appeal. How do you design for that newfound appeal?
Ragged Edge rebrands Airbnb hosting service as Houst
Professional hosting service Airsorted has been repositioned to “represent opportunity”, in a bid to become the genre-defining brand of its category.
How Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec captured the “underworld” of bohemian Paris
Labelled as one of the pioneers of graphic design, the French creative known best for his posters for the Moulin Rouge Cabaret will be at the centre of the Victoria
How will designers be affected by changes to IR35?
Changes to the tax legislation, which controls off-payroll working situations like freelancing, will come into effect from 6 April – here Design Week breaks the issue down.
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