Ideas42 Publication System Design
CASE STUDY: PUBLICATION & DISSEMINATION MATERIAL DESIGN
About the client
ideas42 is a social enterprise that uses behavioral science to design scalable solutions for social good. They do this through educating leaders, policy makers, and practitioners on how to meet their goals, assisting institutions to improve the effectiveness of their programs, and designing low-cost and scalable interventions in new solutions for the world—all through using behavioral insights.
SPOTLIGHT
Impact Report
To celebrate a Decade of Using Behavioral Science for Social Good, this Impact report showcases 10 years of reach and also served to further evolve the visual brand, leading to a redesign of all other visual and collateral materials.
Dissemination Reports
Images above are selected pages from 53-page report. View full report here.
GOALS:
Design to serve the overarching goal of design affecting behavioral outcomes.
Establish credibility through visual appearance and the strategic hierarchy of all content using behavioral principles.
Develop and extend brand standards to carry throughout pieces distributed both internally and externally.
Create a flexible system for multiple types of applications while preserving brand integrity.
PROCESS:
Identify existing core visual aspects of the brand (color, typography, imagery, expression).
Research and understand behavioral insights and how they affect design.
Develop a hierarchy of material types and define the type of communication method.
Redesign existing materials to comply with developed brand expression guidelines.
Refine and expand from existing materials to new applications.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
Decision makers, researchers, policy designers, funders, and those who have opportunity/influence to affect the greater good through their programs, interventions, organizations, and policies.
RESULTS:
Reports are distributed worldwide in digital and print versions, expanding the reach of the innovative research and processes ideas42 optimizes and releases to the world. Briefs and memos serve as official communication to prospective partners (often national organizations) and the design establishes visual credibility behind their propositions.
Guides and Playbooks
Briefs and One-Pagers
See other publications:
Best of Intentions: Using Behavioral Design to Unlock Charitable Giving
Using Behavioral Design to Increase Retirement Savings in Mexico
Work Requirements Don’t Work: A Behavioral Science Perspective
Building Home Reading Habits: Behavioral Insights for Creating and Strengthening Literacy Programs
NYC Behavioral Design Teams Playbook (preview above)
California Community Colleges Guide (preview above)