As people grow accustomed to new levels of convenience, there’s an increasing demand for brands to stamp out the little irritations. Author and thinker Adam Morgan explains how the modern challenger brand finds its footing.

There are endless business, psychology and self-help titles that claim to make you smarter, more productive and happier. But who has time to read them all? Berlin-based start-up Blinkist wants to ‘serve curious minds’ by letting busy people read more in less time.

Since May 2010, the Institute of Vision has been running a prototype supermarket in Paris for corporate partners to test and develop accessibility solutions for visually impaired shoppers. One system uses high-contrast screens.

Times New Roman is serious and to the point, but no-one would take you seriously if your CV was in Comic Sans. Whether it’s serif or sans serif, typeface can completely change a reader’s experience of a text or logo. And with this in mind, Sweden has commissioned Sweden Sans.