cross-posted in Greenpeace’s Planet 4 publication on medium.com With little to no fanfare, the Design Phase of the Planet 4 project has come to an… Read More »Prototype Development Phase: Towards the launch of Greenpeace.org
cross-posted in Greenpeace’s Planet 4 publication on Medium Content can be simple… But when it needs to represent a dynamic, diverse, global organization like Greenpeace… Read More »Content is complicated: let’s try to simplify
One of the challenges for the future look and feel of Greenpeace websites is the need for a new colour story. As a global organisation,… Read More »Greenpeace is a colourful organisation
In the redesign of the new greenpeace.org, we’ve been exploring a variety of ways that allow people to contribute to what we’re building, an engagement… Read More »Designing the Planet 4 style tile: An Open Call for Creatives
Over the past month, the Planet 4 Design team focused on the refinement of the initial Concept, taking both qualitative and quantitative feedback to prioritize,… Read More »Planet 4 Design Brief: Refining the Concept
cross-posted on the Creative Commons blog At the end of April, I’ll be joining hundreds of open culture advocates at the Creative Commons Summit in… Read More »The Future of the Commons is an Open Planet
(cross- posted in the Planet 4 publication on Medium) With bated breath, the Planet 4 team has been sharing the creative concept for Greenpeace global… Read More »Change is Everywhere: The Planet 4 Creative Concept
The week of February 6th, the core team working on the Planet 4 Project got together in Amsterdam. The goal of the meetup was to… Read More »Developing the Creative Concept
What drives people to act? What’s the difference in motivations between a single act and repeated participation in a particular project or community? To figure… Read More »Actions Speak Louder than Words
With a project like Planet 4, a plan needs to be flexible. Considering our broader scope and innovative ambitions, we constantly have to explore and… Read More »Release Early, Release Often