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Launched Sept. 2, 1997 | Updated Feb. 3, 2010

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Updated PDFs of Redesign Client Pages

Click here to visit a list of newspaper redesign clients, and view PDFs and links for post-redesign pages.


ALSO UPDATED: Popular post "Six Questions About the Newspaper Redesign Process for 2010."

News Design Blog: Start Your Redesign at The Bottom Line

POSTED Jan. 7, 2010: Where to start a newspaper redesign in 2010? How about the bottom line? PLUS: Apple tablet issues beyond the tech, logo redesign, and the most common mistake made by designers. The Design With Reason blog.


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FROM THE RESOURCES PAGE: Jump-start your creative brain cells with our classic quiz, The Art of the Simple Idea, or visit other newspaper redesign resources here.



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This is the web site for the professional services of Ron Reason, Chicago-based newspaper designer, educator, consultant, and current visiting faculty, and former Director of Visual Journalism, of The Poynter Institute for Media Studies.


GOOD NEWS! Revenue from this business has helped raise $13,000 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Team in Training program,
and has launched the first library in Nairobi's Kibera slum. Journalists, designers, photographers, editors and students have all contributed.
Link here to learn more.

Comments about this site? Questions about publication design in general? Need advice? E-mail me at any time: ron@ronreason.com