Just months ago, the people now hailed as “Key Workers” were labelled “unskilled” – now, Manchester-based designer Oldham wants us to remember their value long after the pandemic ends.
Design Week wants to know how you’ve been affected by the coronavirus pandemic and whether you’ve been able to interact with the government’s financial support packages.
As the coronavirus pandemic forces increasing numbers of designers out of the studio, we ask interior design experts how to create an appropriate workspace in the home.
The look and feel of the digital bank’s new professional arm was created by Studio Output, and aims to tell “visual stories” that are inspired by aspects of Monzo’s original
As coronavirus continues to affect the world, the United Nations is the latest organisation to recognise the important role creatives can play in relaying critical public health messages.
After promising earlier this week to “overhaul” the business support plan currently in place, chancellor Rishi Sunak has revealed a key change to the scheme that should help smaller design
As school gates remain closed, designers and engineers at Dyson have devised 44 STEM challenges to keep children occupied at home.
The UK’s health service has enlisted the help of some of the world’s tech giants to build a centralised data platform to provide NHS staff and practitioners with vital information
As the coronavirus pandemic lockdown forces many to work outside of the studio setting they’ve grown used to, Design Week asks designers how they’re staying creative at home.
What was welcome news for some has proved to be a poor support package for others — the self-employed with personal service companies feel particularly neglected.
The country and its creatives may be in lockdown, but that’s not to say there’s nothing to be done in April – beyond browsing online galleries, here are our top
As part of our new series about in-house design teams, we speak to Laurence Honderick, head of design at BBC Creative, about how his team creates the campaigns and identities
North’s redesigned identity for the UK’s largest civil liberty group is an attempt to undo its association with “Westminster elitism”.
As COVID-19 changes the events landscape, with delays to events as big as the Olympics, designers discuss how brands like Tokyo 2020 can adapt – and possibly even thrive.
The tech company is working with its supply chain to provide medical supplies where they are most needed around the world.
It is the first time that the sleek typographic logo, designed in the 1970s, has been used in almost thirty years.
