![]() The new Guardian emphasises this further. ![]() Other serious British newspapers – ie the ex-broadsheets – have already shifted to tabloid ( The Times, The Independent before it closed) to confound those that believed tabloid meant only lo-brow. There is now one single part, split to three sections that can be pulled apart: News, Journal and G2.įlicking through the first edition, I find it a remarkably complete and finished item. That shift to a yet smaller page size has meant a complete revamp of the typography, grid and editorial structure. This morning the latest step in The Guardian’s development arrives.ĭeveloped by the newspaper’s inhouse design team led by executive creative director Alex Breuer and deputy creative director Chris Clarke, The Guardian is now a tabloid. Both redesigns were quantum leaps, prepared for months in advance and launched overnight. Since 1988’s redesign by David Hillman, The Guardian newspaper has always put design at the heart of what it does, working for a long period with Simon Esterson before 2006’s award-winning shift to Berliner format and redesign by Mark Porter. ![]()
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