This redesign reimagines the layout of Sarjeant Quarterly Magazine for both print and mobile, using existing content to create a visually cohesive, more usable experience across both formats.
Type Publication and mobile
designer
Brand Sarjeant Quarterly
Role Publication and mobile designer
Skills InDesign, Photoshop and Figma
Magazine (Print)
The print layout
uses a flexible 5-column grid to organise text with clear flow and hierarchy, while breaking from
convention with varied text orientations — all within a clean, minimalist aesthetic. A restrained
palette, built around a single accent colour pulled from the hero image, lets the visuals stand out
without overwhelming the content.
Mobile
The mobile version simplifies
to a top-down layout for readability, with subtle animations on each feature page adding visual interest
and keeping users engaged.
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