
As millennial investment apps boom designers are meeting the demand
While challenger investment platforms are reaching a new generation, there are plenty of design obstacles in the developing sector.
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While challenger investment platforms are reaching a new generation, there are plenty of design obstacles in the developing sector.
We speak to designer Christine Ayre, who was recently made a Fellow of King’s College London, about how design can give a sense of coherency to institutions’ output.
The industry-standard musical interface’s first-ever rebrand is inspired by musical forms such as the Stuttgart pitch.
West of England Design Forum’s latest venture aims to address the imbalance between female graphic design students and those in leadership roles.
Spanish branding consultancy Summa has worked with the record-breaking football team on its identity, which draws inspiration from its home city.
As part of our series of design in 2021, DesignStudio creative director Alex Johns looks at what will happen in branding in the next 12 months.
The updated identity aims to show how the mortgage company can fight the “hell, stress and confusion mortgages can cause”.
General Motors has redesigned its identity to coincide with its electric ambitions, with an eye to digital brand applications.
San Francisco-based design studio Play has provided a new analogue-inspired look for Musk’s future-facing neurotechnology company.
The new look features a redrawn logo inspired by the brands visual history, as well as a bespoke typeface, updated packaging and new uniforms.
The architectural organisation requires a new visual identity to better reflect Europe’s “rich mix of people, cultures and architecture”.
The women’s community football club has unveiled its new kit, which has been designed by the team’s first official sponsor Nomad Studio.
The designer, recognised for having “redefined” television branding throughout his career with creations like the Channel 4 “Blocks” logo, has died aged 75.
The new logo, which has been designed to look like a “handwritten signature”, is a stark departure from the previous round badge.
Fresh from releasing a Covid vaccine, Pfizer has revealed a new logo and identity to signal a shift from “commerce to science”.
The American intelligence agency has redesigned its website and unveiled a divisive logo in the hopes of diversifying its recruitment base.
The top-flight Indian football club has adopted a new look which includes a redrawn crest, new jerseys and other “off-pitch” applications.
Light-up machines that connect loved ones and a shadowy identity for a Bauhaus master are some of our favourite projects from the month.
Among the new guiding principles for the company is a focus on progressive and environmental values as well as a story of East meets West.
This year, we saw how design intersected with some of 2020’s biggest stories – including Covid and Black Lives Matter – and helped people adapt and survive.
Custom typefaces and flat logos, furlough and anything to help keep kids entertained – these were the news stories you read the most this year.
As part of our series looking at in-house design teams, we talk to the heads of design about the “labour of love” that is Polaroid.
Following an “identity crisis”, the location app has repositioned itself with a focus on the B2B sector with a minimalist aesthetic.
Beavertown’s creative director Nick Dwyer talks to Design Week about inspirations, the different creative process behind the brand’s new range and drawing lots of hair.