Newsletters That Are Clean and Catchy With a Modern Design

By: Marina Qutab

What Works/What Doesn’t:

• Clean• Concise – kind of a

choppy cut. • Great color scheme• Simple design • Catchy use of small fonts

and big fonts• Layout. Everything is

centered in the middle which is unique.

What Works/What Doesn’t:

• Clean• Concise • Great color scheme• Simple design, but is it

too simple?• I think they should have

given the Facebook, Twitter, and Website logos at the bottom their original colors. • It would have made

the bottom pop and not look so plain and gray.

What Works/What Doesn’t:

• Color scheme is interesting and catches your eye

• Maybe a little busy but I like the work that went into this

• I love the infographics. They reminded me of our designs with the faces in circular shapes.

What Works/What Doesn’t:

• I like the creativity that went into this newsletter.

• It’s different, it’s modern.• The choice of font is

unique• The graphics are young

and fun• I think they should have

changed the red font to green. The red is a little clashy.

What Works/What Doesn’t:

• I love the page design. How the images fit into each other in an artistic way that catches the reader’s eyes.

• I like the color scheme.• I’d make the heading at

the top in yellow pop more. After all, a title is a title, and it should be pronounced.

• I like the random bullet points that cut into the photo. It is modern and unique.

What Works/What Doesn’t:

• Theme: big title, catchy image. Love it!

• Not too much info thrown at you, so you say to yourself “OK, I can read all of this…”

• Simply colors, but bold. This way it still pops.

• Could have added one more image or two instead of accentuating the brand logos. However I haven’t seen this before so it is different & original.

What Works/What Doesn’t:

• Theme: title/company logo, image below. Love this.

• Even though most of the images in this newsletter are gray, they have a way of popping. I love the elegance that the images bring out of the page too. Modern = WIN.

• This might be my favorite newsletter…

• Look at all of the technique and precision in the formatting.

• Theme: short text, image, short text, image and repeat (pattern).