The J MAG

We believe that the most effective visual communication is seamless and unobtrusive. It means the design enhances the content without drawing attention to itself. Yes, aesthetics are important, but shouldn’t be front and center, they’re there to serve the content. A well-designed page or layout should guide the reader’s eye naturally through the information, making it easy to consume. The focus should always be on the content, with the design acting as a supportive framework. In short, good design is like clean air – you notice its absence when something’s not quite right about it.

Do you believe that great design on a page operates on a subconscious level? That it doesn’t distract because its principles are based on pushing and elevating the content or narrative? That it’s more than just a decoration but an integral part of the reading process? If you an aspiring graphic or layout artist who can enhance content through visual grammar and typography, we invite you to join our team of journalists and creatives.