Auditorial: RNIB, Google and The Guardian fit one story to every reader's senses
RNIB, Google and The Guardian turned one story into a site with 22 adaptive features, so blind and low-vision readers tune the telling to their senses.
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The full archive, in the appRNIB, Google and The Guardian turned one story into a site with 22 adaptive features, so blind and low-vision readers tune the telling to their senses.
Read the caseBennett Foddy's 2017 climbing game has no checkpoints — one slip undoes hours — and he says he made it 'to hurt' players; it became a genre called Foddian.
Read the caseFresh out of her 'worst year', an Oregon farm owner adds baby goats to a yoga class; the waitlist hits 500 at $10 a session and a global craze is born.
Read the casee.l.f.'s data census found 566 men named Dick on US boards — outnumbering whole demographic groups — and put that fact on Wall Street screens.
Read the caseMarvel Digital Comics Unlimited: all-you-can-read back issues for $4.99 a month — the first big subscription archive from a major publisher.
Read the caseUnionPay blew its poetry-POS receipt up 10,000 times into a 1,000-meter 'Poetry Great Wall' on a Fujian grassland — 15M stream views and a 数英奖 gold.
Read the caseTo fight Colombia's food waste, Makro turns the humble produce sticker into a ripeness guide with recipes for each stage — a Clio 2024 Grand.
Read the caseWhen a studio session seized up, Eno drew a card telling him to honor his error as a hidden intention — randomness as a deliberate work tool.
Read the caseIKEA Sweden films intimate moments — a kiss, a tear, a first step — where the only brand mark is a price tag; One Show 2026 Print Grand Prix.
Read the caseBerlin's transit operator used adidas streetwear credibility: 500 patterned EQT sneakers doubled as BVG yearly tickets.
Read the caseCopenhagen's 2014 Cykelslangen lifted bikes above the crowded harbourfront — a DKK 32M bridge that saw 20,700 riders in one day by 2015.
Read the caseAmazon Freevee's Jury Duty put one real juror inside a fully staged trial: everyone else was an actor, and the comedy was built so the joke never landed on him.
Read the caseVolvo codifies safety as a brand: a glance-readable typeface, a high-visibility palette and a reimagined seatbelt — Cannes Design Gold 2026.
Read the caseA 1-bit ghost-ship mystery where the player's only verb is deduction: identify 60 crew from frozen death scenes.
Read the caseTwo founders sell hand-typeset resumes and launch via CSS galleries, a Fast Company feature and a Fab.com sale — 66,000+ uniques in five weeks.
Read the caseA skincare brand replaced retouched beauty shots with microscopic before-and-after images of real skin cells — science became the ad.
Read the caseCarvana removes the dealership: customers buy used cars fully online, then collect them from automated glass towers by inserting an oversized coin.
Read the caseA data projection showed every Japanese surname would vanish into Sato by 2531 — so brands lived that future today to force a law debate.
Read the caseDarty invites customers to review appliances only after a year of use, turning online reviews into proof of durability — Eurobest Creative Strategy Grand Prix.
Read the caseHubSpot turned its internal culture notes into a public, iterated slide deck that helped employees and candidates see how the company worked.
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