Citing experimentation and the skilled integration of visuals, judges for the 47th edition of the Society for News Design’s Creative Competition, SND47, crowned Denmark’s Weekendavisen as World’s Best-Designed Print Newspaper and The New York Times as World’s Best-Designed Digital Presence.
World’s Best-Designed is the highest designation a publication may receive from SND and is awarded for overall excellence. Judges evaluated the entries on visual storytelling; use of resources including photography; illustration; infographics; news judgment; creative range; execution and voice.
“This award is the pinnacle that SND can bestow upon a publication as a whole,” said Jon Wile, SND president and VP/Design at American City Business Journals. “This award is more than just a design award: It is a measure for the excellence of an entire organization. It represents a newsroom’s strength since great design builds upon an organization’s versatility, planning, depth of coverage, eyewitness reporting and photography, keen understanding of its audience, and true collaboration across disciplines.”
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