Showing posts with label design; newspaper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design; newspaper. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Almost lose the flag...

Here's what you see top of the fold in the Press Register today. Can't deny the influence of a news designer here... but what does it say visually?
In the Pilot's front, you lose part of the flag for a refer. Take a look at the good example of layering on the main story.

Thursday, January 17, 2008

New Tribune flag


Since we have at least two Tribune fans in the class, thought you'd like to see this. The paper debuted a new flag and a new page width today. A blog -- newsdesigner -- you'll find very interesting if you have any interest in news design at all has a writeup. The SND (Society for News Design) blog has even more, including an interview with the news designer.

Sunday, October 28, 2007

Sox Rock!

Boston.com pulled out the stops to reflect the excitement of a Red Sox win. Notice how newspaper design principles apply to this Web page, one that is in the vangard of news site layout.

Thursday, September 13, 2007

Such style!


If you haven't come to know the NewsDesigner blog, this is a great time to get acquainted. It has images of all the pages of the Washington Post's redesigned Style & Arts section.