Word: redesignating
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...Kudos on your redesign. as a designer, I notice page layout as others might not, and your latest issue is everything I expect from TIME magazine - elegant, simple, unfussy and easy to read. Thanks for giving the rest of us a look to strive for. Kathy Barkey, ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI...
Kudos on your redesign. As a designer, I notice page layout as others might not, and your latest issue is everything I expect from TIME magazine--elegant, simple, unfussy and easy to read. Thanks for giving the rest of us a look to strive for. Kathy Barkey, ST. LOUIS, MISS...
...back to the hodgepodge it was in recent years. TIME readers are not people with millisecond attention spans. We can manage to read an entire story, even if it covers more than one page. We do not like to be fed abbreviated snippets. Thank you for the redesign. Ellen K. Parrella, NEWTOWN, CONN...
...team that redesigned the magazine was led by Luke Hayman of Pentagram and our own art director Arthur Hochstein, with great help from our two deputy art directors, Cynthia Hoffman and D.W. Pine. In thinking about the redesign, we looked at issues of TIME going all the way back to 1926. We've tried to take the DNA of TIME and adapt it to the 21st century. Over the past few months, we've been evolving toward our new look, and our hope is that it feels both new and classic. You'll find our Briefing section up front, with...
...Every redesign is a beginning, not an end. We hope to evolve over the months and years as our world and your information needs evolve. Let us know what you like and what you don't. We've renamed the Letters section Inbox--after all, most of our mail comes in electronically--and we are ready to start that dialogue with you in the magazine and online...