Jeffrey Zeldman on news design, part two
Jeffrey Zeldman on news design, part two
Not long ago we published a report by our friend Jeffrey Zeldman on some experimental news design work that was happening under the auspices of the Poynter Design Challenge. Jeffrey has returned with Part II of that effort—in which he shows more of his own work. As he writes,
I went for the low-hanging fruit. The thing any publisher, no matter how cash-strapped, could do. The thing I had seen working since I started yelling about big type in 2012. I went for a clean, uncluttered, authoritative, branded page. Authoritative because this isn’t fake news. Branded because the source matters.
What it comes down to, ultimately, is what it always comes down to: Typography. Here is part two, for you to read.