Year: 2014

The Portable Eye Examination Kit (Peek) aims to improve opthalmic health in low-income countries by adapting smartphones with clip-on hardware and an app, and is among

If you’re like me then you are already a huge TED fan. I find it way too easy to get caught in a TED marathon and two

The Pilion Trust, a charity which helps some of the poorest and most vulnerable, has conducted a social experiment on the people of London to

“We kind of think of this as the Jamie’s Dinners of school fonts” Anthony Sheret – Colophon London foundry Colophon has commercially released its Castledown

The concept of ‘sustainability’ has made it to the mainstream. However, sustainability as an ideology and practice is still at a crossroads, with naysayers who

Well it’s been another whirlwind year here on Good Design. It’s always great to do these yearly wrap-ups since they serve as a way to

WWF’s latest film is a simple concept, with a poignant message that is beautifully executed. It communicates the idea that through biodiversity  humans and nature

Designed to Innovate is Good Design’s first interview series. It aims to highlight insights, case studies and future trends by means of interviews with some

Technology  Will Save Us is a forward-thinking new business model designed for positive social impact by founders Bethany Koby and Daniel Hirshmann.  Bethany says the