Design studio UFO has worked on the new visual identity for the digital media brand, which looks to “move away from a Nuts and FHM” mentality and focus on political and social
In her first column, Kerning the Gap founder Nat Maher looks at how female designers face career progression challenges and lack of exposure – an inequality that was revealed to
The charity, which funds research into conditions like dementia and motor neurone disease, has been given a new, multicoloured look to counter the “fighting” mentality often used by medical charities.
World Earth Day takes place this weekend, with a view to celebrating and educating people about environmental issues. We ask designers about their favourite examples of designs which have helped
The consultancy’s Mexico office has worked on a new brand strategy and colourful visual identity which hopes to change negative perceptions about the Central American country and promote its investment, exports and
From a book exploring the life and work of Paula Scher through to our poll launched in light of the General Election 2017 – the important design from the last
A snap general election is set to go ahead on 8 June. We want to know which political party you are planning on voting for. Let us know in our anonymous poll
The WPP chief executive has emphasised the importance of freedom of movement when it comes to Brexit negotiations.
This month, independent publisher Unit Editions has released Paula Scher: Works – a 522-page book documenting the life and work of the Pentagram partner. We speak to the book’s co-editor
The new version of Google’s geographical information program includes additional features such as a series of interactive guided tours from various storytellers, scientists and non-profits.
Three-day design conference Offf took place in Barcelona this month, with the likes of Moving Brands, Lance Wyman and Anthony Burrill imparting their wisdom. We round up our favourite talks
The tech firm will be trialling its autonomous vehicle technology after being granted a permit to test it on roads across California in the US.
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Design Week closes, having championed design excellence for the past 38 years.
As part of our series on design in 2024, WeWantMore creative director Ruud Belmans offers his view on what retail and experience design might look like next year.