The Guardian’s in-house design team has re-designed and re-named the newspaper’s flagship website, News Unlimited. The name Guardian Unlimited now covers the paper’s core news website and includes the Internet
The Fabulous Bakin’ Boys and design group FLB are cooking up a stink with their new launch, The Magic Muffin. It seems people are jumping to the conclusion that the
London superclub Ministry of Sound continues to diversify its brand with the launch of DJ headphones. Clare Dowdy gets an earful.
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Event Communications has been appointed to design the permanent exhibitions at the new £6m Royal Artillery Museum in East London. The new venue falls under the auspices of the National
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Rose Design Associates has created the identity and brand strategy for new book publishing group Westzone Publishing.
Health management company Businesshealth launched a new corporate identity yesterday created by Design Alliance. The star reflects both Business-health’s innovative and positive approach to health and represents its uniting of
London interiors group Lumsden Design Partnership is moving into the branding arena with the appointment of Charles Allen to head up a new graphics division. Allen was previously with Tag
We were having a discussion in our studio about recognisable branding marks and their relative ease to draw.
Being a Design Week devotee, as are my fellow students, I was interested to read Richard Murray’s article, Educated to be proud (DW 17 March). He obviously sees the importance
WPP Group-owned consultancy Perspectives has been appointed to raise the brand profile of Net Commerce and its dot.com brands. The e-commerce group has two Web brands to be promoted through
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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.