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December/January 2009 V13N6
Hundreds of entries were submitted for our Re:Design competition. See the 12 projects that prevailed, and learn the interesting tips and techniques that drove the designs. » More
June/July 2008 V13N3
We redesign the websites for an animal-transport company, an artist and printmaker, and a Colorado fire-rescue team. » More
June/July 2008 V13N3
DG's designers breathe new life into the newsletters for an organic grocery store, an environmental education facility, and a Seattle-based construction company. » More
June/July 2008 V13N3
It's time once again for the annual issue of DG in which our designers accomplish inspiring image transformations for businesses and organizations all across the country. » More
June/July 2007 V12N3
DG's Makeovers issue is always the most popular of the year. Our designers used their skills and smarts to revamp the newsletters for a church, a community theater, and an events complex. » More
June/July 2007 V12N3
DG's Makeovers issue is always the most popular of the year. Our designers revamped five websites, taking each one in a new, colorful direction. » More
June/July 2007 V12N3
DG's Makeovers issue is always the most popular of the year. Our designers used their makeover magic to create new identities for seven different companies. » More
October/November 2006 V11N5
Pushing for real change in a website redesign. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
A web redesign peaks with images of mountainous scenery and a new logo. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
A closer look at a website reveals that restructuring is necessary. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
An online dining guide gets a “taste-lift.” » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
For primo presence, a menu cooks up some old world charm. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
An updated design makes sense for a financial advice newsletter. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
It’s show and tell for an effective brochure redesign. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
Simplicity is the solution for an environmentally conscious newsletter. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
A new application of existing resources revises a newsletter. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
A smart ad makeover shouts sophistication. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
A cool shot of blue hits the mark for a packaging redesign. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
For high-end, professional appeal, look to timeless classics. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
A logo redesign becomes a vehicle for successful brand recognition. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
A simplified logo better connects with its audience. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
A new logo refocuses a school district’s goals. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
Prevent corrosion of a nonprofit’s message with a stronger logo. » More
June/July 2006 V11N3
Who better to lead a redesign than those who know the brand best? Four in-house departments share their makeover strategies. » More
February/March 2006 V11N1
How does an organization introduce a new identity to the public? By first reassuring itself that “It’s OK” to change. » More
October/November 2005 V10N5
We put the emphasis on consistency, flexibility, and quality content in our redesigned website. » More
August/September 2005 V10N4
A nationwide religious program is given a friendly, local look. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
Want a head-turning redesign? Put substance before style. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
A natural grocer is at home with its new identity. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
Icons help create a simple, yet graphically appealing logo. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
A logo gets back to its roots with a simple representation. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
Money well spent is important in communicating a firm’s personality. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
An information-packed promo doesn’t have to be busy. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
College concert series gets prepped for a more inviting visual presence. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
A natural grocer is back for a redo of its marketing materials. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
A black-and-white brochure can beat the odds. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
A newsletter plugs into a new source of energy. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
Color, graphics, and consistency are key to capture association members. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
Waves of blue roll over red in a nautically themed newsletter. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
Organization is the key to a strong communications newsletter. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
Defining the image of a newsletter is its own cross to bear. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
Our photographer gets a shot at an updated website. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
Easy navigation helps a vacation spot’s website clean up its act. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
A website recovers from a sleepy existence. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
A designer creates a contemporary look within low-tech limitations. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
A web overhaul unites two business divisions with a common element. » More
June/July 2005 V10N3
The University of Southern California’s admission materials had served it well. But it was time to take a fresh approach. » More
April/May 2005 V10N2
A little elegance and a feminine touch add class to an identity system. » More
Feb/March 2005 V10N1
Here are a couple of past makeovers we revisited to see how our readers reinterpreted our redesigns. » More
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