New York Times redesigns website to catch up with mobile offering
The New York Times has subtly reimagined its webpage to better reflect the way its digital subscribers consume news online. More
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Nike's updated Track + Field branding is based on acceleration arrows
The arrow markings found on athletic tracks form the basis of Studio Build's updated visual identity for Nike's Track + Field clothing line. More
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Scouts' new visual identity designed to diversify membership
UK studio NotOnSunday has created a simplified visual identity for the UK Scout Association designed to help the organisation shake off its old fashioned image. More
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Pentagram designs rebrand for Battersea Dogs & Cats Home
Watercolour illustrations designed by Pentagram provide the new visual identity for Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, now known simply as Battersea. More
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Ericsson's "three sausages" logo refined for digital users
Swedish technology company Ericsson has adjusted its iconic logo of three parallel lines to 18.435 degrees so it renders better on computer and mobile screens. More
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Piccolo seed packaging rebranded to look like miniature book collections
London-based studio Here Design has created a new brand identity for Italian seed company Piccolo, including updated packaging designed to look like a miniature book series. More
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Six of football's most controversial rebrands
With football club Leeds United facing backlash from fans over its redesigned crest, here's a look at some of the sport's most controversial rebrands – from the minimal redesign of Juventus' logo to Red Bull's creation of RB Leipzig. More
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Russian tourist board unveils new visual identity inspired by suprematist art
A team of five designers has created a new brand identity for Russia's tourist board, which references the graphic style of suprematist artworks. More
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The Guardian newspaper unveils new font and logo in major redesign
The Guardian newspaper has unveiled a simplified and smaller tabloid format, as well as a website redesign that includes the launch of a new logo and font. More
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Richard Branson revealed as major investor in Hyperloop One
The Hyperloop One transport company has been renamed Virgin Hyperloop One, following a major investment from Richard Branson's company. More
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Dropbox criticised for colourful new visual identity
Dropbox has rebranded to promote itself as a creative platform rather than simply a file-sharing service – but the design has attracted criticism for its use of clashing colours. More
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UKIP faces copyright battle with Premier League over similar lion logo
The UK Independence Party has replaced its yellow, pound-sign logo with a purple lion's head – and is now facing a copyright battle with England's main football league, whose own logo is remarkably similar. More
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Matchstic reworks Atlanta's zoning signs to make them more readable
Brand identity firm Matchstic has worked with Atlanta's Department of City Planning to redesign its branding and create new zoning signs around the city. More
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Vladan Pavlović gives Serbia a minimal rebrand that emphasises peace and tolerance
Graphic designer Vladan Pavlović has proposed a new visual identity for the Republic of Serbia that presents the Balkan country as one of "peace, democracy and tolerance". More
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Tinder replaces wordmark with pink and orange flame logo
Dating app Tinder has replaced its text logo with a slightly fatter gradient version of its well-recognised flame symbol. More
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Snask rebrands North Korea as Love Korea with heart-focused identity
Stockholm studio Snask's North Korea rebrand features a heart motif designed to create a "common feeling of belonging". More
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WeTransfer focuses on its two most important letters in stripped-back rebrand
File-sharing site WeTransfer has unveiled its first ever rebrand, which includes a refresh of its logo, identity and website. More