The 'Blätter': Proven Quality, Newly Redesigned
While many print publications are reducing or eliminating their printed editions, the 'Blätter' magazine maintains its commitment to monthly print production. The publication is undergoing a comprehensive design refresh to improve readability and visual appeal.
The 'Blätter' magazine is redesigning itself while maintaining its print format and analytical depth. Despite industry trends toward digital-only publishing, it continues producing over 13,000 monthly copies alongside growing digital subscriptions. Working with designer Andreas Homann, the magazine has updated its typography, layout, and visual elements.
The new design features improved fonts, highlighted quotes for navigation, prominent author credits, and monthly covers with six different colors incorporating a hexagonal geometric symbol. This redesign aims to preserve the magazine's tradition of in-depth political analysis while presenting content in a more contemporary and accessible way to attract a broader readership.
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