App & Print For:

Form Print to Screen

Created visually distinctive magazine designs on print, phone, and tablet while maintaining uniformity for brand recognition and a genuine magazine reading experience across all mediums.

The Project 

The Challenge

While it was important to maintain a level of uniformity between the three mediums of print, phone, and tablet for brand recognition, there also needed to be a distinctive identity for each city as well as the different categories of Fashion & Style, Art & Culture, and Life & Travel. 

This presented certain challenges as mobile apps can feature digital content such as videos and animated content in contrast with print, besides the obvious difference in size and interaction between digital and the print publication.

Each article design concept had to be tested to ensure it could be adapted into the three independent formats. On occasion, we would start with a print version and produce adaptations of it for the mobile formats.
App & Print For:

From Print

To Screen

App & Print For:

Form Print to Screen

Superior Magazine is an international App, Digital and Print magazine for Lifestyle and Business in several cities around the world. With content in the categories; Fashion & Style, Art & Culture and Life & Travel.

The Project 

To transform Superior’s Berlin-based print lifestyle magazine into a global digital magazine with a “Print in Digital” approach where the phone and tablet magazine apps maintained a genuine magazine reading experience in contrast with blogs or news websites.
 
The project involved redesigning the print version to be consistent with the phone and tablet apps while creating distinctive visual identities for each city publication (Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Munich, London) within the overall creative guidelines.

The Challenge

The various cities, as well as the diverse categories, needed to clearly and practically be different from each other. Nevertheless, it is critical to maintain uniformity in the individuality in order to develop properly a distinct brand identity.

It was significant to develop distinct elements that would exist in all three mediums. So when the reader would open the print or the mobile app he/she would instantly recognize it is the same magazine.

The Outcome

I produced the designs of 30 issues on mobile and 10 issues on print, ensuring the “Print in Digital” reading experience for the digital mediums while creating unique and engaging layouts for each article and editorial.

For the brand design and style guide, I created a colour fan with distinctive colours representing different subjects. This involved diligent research and experimentation to find the right colour palette to produce the aesthetics we wanted. 

The Challenge

While it was important to maintain a level of uniformity between the three mediums of print, phone, and tablet for brand recognition, there also needed to be a distinctive identity for each city as well as the different categories of Fashion & Style, Art & Culture, and Life & Travel. 

This presented certain challenges as mobile apps can feature digital content such as videos and animated content in contrast with print, besides the obvious difference in size and interaction between digital and the print publication.

Each article design concept had to be tested to ensure it could be adapted into the three independent formats. On occasion, we would start with a print version and produce adaptations of it for the mobile formats.

The Outcome 

I produced the designs of 30 issues on mobile and 10 issues on print, ensuring the “Print in Digital” reading experience for the digital mediums while creating unique and engaging layouts for each article and editorial.

For the brand design and style guide, I created a colour fan with distinctive colours representing different subjects. This involved diligent research and experimentation to find the right colour palette to produce the aesthetics we wanted. 

The Outcome 

I produced the designs of 30 issues on mobile and 10 issues on print, ensuring the “Print in Digital” reading experience for the digital mediums while creating unique and engaging layouts for each article and editorial.

For the brand design and style guide, I created a colour fan with distinctive colours representing different subjects. This involved diligent research and experimentation to find the right colour palette to produce the aesthetics we wanted. 
“I have had the pleasure of working with Itamar in the visual and UX redesign of our services. I am enthused and impressed by how Itamar chooses simplicity over complexity and keeps the design interesting, appealing, and accessible.

He does what he says and never misses a deadline, an unfortunate rarity these days that you don’t have to worry about with Itamar.”

Tom Felber, Publisher & Managing Partner,
Superior Magazine

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