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Information design projects

Some thoughts about Guideline Daily Amounts (GDA)

So, the UK government have decided that by the end of this year, the nutritional information on the front of foods will all look the same.

Will this actually happen? Hard to say, but if it does, it would be nice to think that whatever tablets of stone are handed down, they are more about the interests of the user (or in this case the eater) than a token display of information that’s fairly meaningless to most of us.

See the full Some thoughts about Guideline Daily Amounts (GDA) page

0 comments / March 11th, 2013

Pay as you drive car insurance statement redesign – the front page

Although 2012 gave me two of my biggest projects to date, the one I enjoyed the most was this smaller one: redesigning a statement for a company, based in South Africa, that provides car insurance ‘by the kilometre’.

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See the full Pay as you drive car insurance statement redesign – the front page page

0 comments / January 14th, 2013

Plain language and information design collide

In the name of International Plain Language Day, the brilliant Frances and Candice at Simplified in Johannesburg asked me if I could use my information design skills on a piece of work they had done.

See the full Plain language and information design collide page

0 comments / October 12th, 2012

UK train ticket redesign

The information design geek in me took special notice of a post by Daniel Gray, about the excessive number of train tickets he received for a return journey.
simplified uk train ticket design

See the full UK train ticket redesign page

40 comments / June 20th, 2011

Redesign of Halifax letter about account changes

Redesign of a letter about changes to bank account features

See the full Redesign of Halifax letter about account changes page

0 comments / June 10th, 2011

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