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THE
GUARDIAN DAVID HILLMAN,1988 375 x 600 mm / 60 gridded sheets 8-column grid divided into 96 units David Hillman redesigned the Guardian seventeen years ago. His changes were to have a profound effect on this newspaper and its competitors. Hillman's design introduced British readers to two grand innovations: a mixed font title, and a two-section daily paper, designed on a 96-unit modular system. Since then, the newspaper market - and newspaper design - has grown in complexity and sophistication. The latest changes to the Guardian were introduced in 1996 by Simon Esterson and Mark Porter. |
