San Diego Magazine redesign
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San Diego Magazine implemented of a new their design in January 2020, with new content organization, and new typography. In an interview for Folio, editor Meanly Glenny shares some insights about the redesign:
From a design standpoint, Meanley Glenny says she focused on injecting the magazine with a more modern look, with cleaner fonts and a wider color palette. Clarity was important in terms of presentation, she said, but also in terms of legibility—San Diego Magazine’s readership has a median age of 47.
Both texts and headlines are set in Gliko Modern and Gliko Modern Condensed from R-Typography, and Tide Sans by Very Cool Studio. The magazine logo is based on Font Bureau’s Benton Sans.
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