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Design that reinforces content. Publications that are easy to read, web sites that are painless
to use. Good design doesn’t draw attention to itself; it just helps get the point across. Effortlessly.
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[MAGAZINE REDESIGN]
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Whether promoting a political candidate or pulling together a major industry convention, professional marketers rely on Successful Promotions magazine for ideas, insights and products to bring their promotional strategies to life. Strong editorial, invigorated by a clear new design by Richardson+Fels, brings a high-end newsstand sensibility to a widely read niche publication serving a highly profitable industry.

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knowfacts Not only is NutritionData.com the most accurate and comprehensive source of nutrition analysis online; it’s also proof that reams of information and raw data can actually look good on a web site.

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Independent.ie
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ONLINE NEWS DESIGN FOR ROGER BLACK

The recent redesign of its web site further propels the New York Sun in carving out its own distinctive identity among New York’s legion of newspapers. Theo Fels partnered with Danilo Black to make a site that’s both distinctive in its headline-driven simplicity and a natural complement to the newspaper’s sophisticated visual and editorial appeal.
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Independent.ie

London, Dublin, Belfast

Redesigning the web sites of the Irish Independent, London Independent, Belfast Telegraph and dozens of affiliated local publications across Ireland, England and worldwide was all about integration. Well, except when it was about individualism. READ MORE >

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[HOW WE DO IT]
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[OPINION]
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Don't stop the presses
Digital media – once blamed as the bad guy behind traditional newspapers’ dwindling revenues and circulation – is shaping up to be a rare source of good news for the besieged industry.  READ MORE >
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Richardson+Fels designed several major news sites in the past year: Bloomberg.com (working with Roger Black) and a string of sites for the Independent newspapers around the world. All expanded from a width of 800 pixels to 1024 pixels, as did virtually every other major news site redesigned in the past two years.  READ MORE >
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[PRINT DESIGN]
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Who says trade magazines shouldn't look as good as newsstand publications? They can attract huge audiences from highly lucrative and competitive industries, and connecting with readers is every bit as crucial as it is in the world of consumer magazines. That means compelling design is more than an advantage; it's a necessity. READ MORE >
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starWith more than 2 million page views a day, the relaunched chron.com is metro Houston’s most visited local web site. It also draws a substantial number of national and international readers through Google News, where it consistently ranks among the top 10 U.S. newspaper sites. READ MORE >
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bloomberg wdot Yhen legendary creative director Roger Black was assembling a team to overhaul Bloomberg.com, he called on Theo Fels to serve as chief designer and Steve Krug, author of “Don’t Make Me Think,” as usability expert. The collaboration of these key specialists – each a leader in his respective discipline – resulted in an award-winning site reinforcing Bloomberg’s position as the leading global provider of financial news and information. READ MORE >
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