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New website and branding

No, your eyes are not deceiving you (if you've been here before): Sensical Design is all new. We're celebrating 17(!) years in business by reworking our branding and redesigning our website. Why, you may ask? Well, a few reasons: it’s been 17 years since we designed...

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World Bank Group HiFi Ebook

We created this online ebook for the World Bank Group's HiFi program, showing the transformative effect that technology and innovation has on the lives of the most vulnerable. Harnessing Innovation for Financial Inclusion (HiFi) is the World Bank Group’s partnership...

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Portfolio Updates

We took advantage of a rare quiet moment, while everyone's busy watching the Comey hearings, to add several publication projects from the past many months to the portfolio. You can see these, logically enough, on our Portfolio page. If you click through to the...

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Rock Creek Education Logo Design

Sensical Design created this logo for Rock Creek Education, a startup nonprofit that will advise state and district policy makers on education policy as well as work with middle school and high school math teachers on improving their teaching. David Wakelyn, founder...

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SAMS Annual Report

The Syrian American Medical Society is a nonprofit organization that has been supporting life-saving medical care during the Syrian civil war, both in Syria itself and in refugee camps in Lebanon, Turkey, and Jordan. The organization asked Sensical Design to create...

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Multi-Language E-Books for PAHO

Happy New Year! We wanted to draw your attention to a project we worked on across much of 2014. The Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) asked us to design their new internal procurement guide as an e-book. The guide runs about 80 pages and includes a variety of...

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Some Book Interiors

Over the last few months, we worked on a couple of complex book interior designs that are worthy of note. Sample images are at right (or above, if you're on a small screen), and if you tap on them you can see them larger. The first two images are from the book...

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