The brief
As part of their annual analysis of ARAs, EY asked us to design three reports focusing on what narrative reporting tells us about board governance practices in the UK. We were required to create a consistent look across the three-part series, choosing a visual theme to represent the report’s content.
Additionally, proofreading was required to ensure accuracy throughout the reports.
As part of their annual analysis of ARAs, EY asked us to design three reports focusing on what narrative reporting tells us about board governance practices in the UK. We were required to create a consistent look across the three-part series, choosing a visual theme to represent the report’s content.
Additionally, proofreading was required to ensure accuracy throughout the reports.
The solution
Using imagery from EY’s own internal branding zone and stock image libraries, we chose a theme of birds to represent the focus on planet. Charts were coloured using distinct shades from the organisation’s brand guidelines to allow easy comprehension of the key points, while important figures were selected from the text and highlighted in the form of attention grabbing call outs.
Read the reports: What reporting tells us about governance and how it will evolve
Using imagery from EY’s own internal branding zone and stock image libraries, we chose a theme of birds to represent the focus on planet. Charts were coloured using distinct shades from the organisation’s brand guidelines to allow easy comprehension of the key points, while important figures were selected from the text and highlighted in the form of attention grabbing call outs.
Read the reports: What reporting tells us about governance and how it will evolve