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Dario de Mexico / Redesign

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DIARIO DE MÉXICO
After 5 years (of its first redesign) and a careful analysis of new informational and readership needs, Diario de Mexico renews itself with a fresh look, and a lighter, content rich product, with new sections and the fusion of its Mexican and US brands (which share 40% of their information). Friday edition has a reversed color logo for the newspaper as well as for special editions.
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NEW LETTERHEAD WITH GREATER STRENGTH AND WEIGHT ON FRONT COVERS
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MEXICO‘S AND US COVERS HAVE DIFERENT NEWS CONTENT BUT IS DESIGN STYLE REMAINS THE SAME.
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MODULAR DESIGN HELPS THE CONTENT TEAM CREATE COVER OPTIONS IN LESS TIME. DIARIO DE MEXICO‘S BRAND ALWAYS STANDS OUT EVEN WITH A BIG PICTURE.
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BRIEF AND LAST MINUTE INFORMATION GOES TO A SECTION CALLED FAST-TRACK.
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STRONG ENFASIS ON PHOTOGRAPHY IS ONE OF THE KEY ELEMENTS IN THE NEW REDESIGN.
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SINCE ISSUES SHARE 40% OF THEIR INFORMATION, MODULAR DESIGN ALLOWS EASY CONTENT MODIFICATION.
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Dario de Mexico / Redesign
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Dario de Mexico / Redesign

Diario de Mexico’s newspaper redesign.

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