The project was intended to create a new mockup for the 'Kontakt' magazine. It aimed at responding to actual needs of the market and the public. The scope of work included creating a brief backed by analysis of the current magazine activity, designing the logotype, defining the range of typographical and iconographical resources, building the modular grid and typesetting of the first issue formally and content-wise.
The final result is 'zero' issue, which presents solutions of the new mockup and is based on the authentic content from one of the previous issues, using the visual materials created for the graduate diploma needs. The mockup is accompanied by a manual describing general assumptions, technical content and formal solutions.
'Kontakt' is a social-catholic quarterly published by Club of Catholic Intelligentsia (KIK) from Warsaw and targeted at people aged 25-50, engaged in social and political affairs and interested in hearing a new voice in the community. Due to the nature of the texts, its layout was supposed to be more 'transparent' than 'designer' in relation to the content. Every issue includes variable leading topic (Temat numeru) and permanent thematic sections. Layout is intended to differentiate these two segments by a varied column breaks (3 vs. 2 columns), different prominence of visual materials (full-page photos vs. images in smaller sizes) and different running heads.