Client
Mail & Guardian
Industry
News & Journalism
Project
Services
Graphic design, print design, website design, website development
Client website
We can highly recommend TEA – innovative designs, collaborative teamwork, quick turnaround time. A small but dynamic professional team who are super efficient and detail orientated. We can highly recommend this agency and we look forward to working with them in the near future.
Greening the Future
In 1998, the Mail & Guardian launched the Greening the Future supplement, near the end of a big decade for sustainability, with the Rio Earth Summit in 1992 and the Kyoto Protocol on climate change in 1997.
In 2020 TEA was commissioned to produce the website and print supplement that accompanies the weekly national newspaper. The brief was to formulate a timeless and relevant look and feel to last a number of years.
QR codes were introduced to each winner profile so that viewers can scan the code in the print supplement and be taken to each online profile on the website.
TEA was also commissioned to design and build the website for mobile audiences. A mobile 1st approach was undertaken which tied into the QR codes implemented in the digital supplement.
Client
Mail & Guardian
Industry
News & Journalism
Project
Services
Graphic design, print design, website design, website development
Client website
We can highly recommend TEA – innovative designs, collaborative teamwork, quick turnaround time. A small but dynamic professional team who are super efficient and detail orientated. We can highly recommend this agency and we look forward to working with them in the near future.
Greening the Future
In 1998, the Mail & Guardian launched the Greening the Future supplement, near the end of a big decade for sustainability, with the Rio Earth Summit in 1992 and the Kyoto Protocol on climate change in 1997.
In 2020 TEA was commissioned to produce the website and print supplement that accompanies the weekly national newspaper. The brief was to formulate a timeless and relevant look and feel to last a number of years.
QR codes were introduced to each winner profile so that viewers can scan the code in the print supplement and be taken to each online profile on the website.
TEA was also commissioned to design and build the website for mobile audiences. A mobile 1st approach was undertaken which tied into the QR codes implemented in the digital supplement.
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