Five ways to make the news feel new.

Five complete front-page directions for 2.schillermeet.de — same stories, same images, five different ideas about how a modern newsroom should look, read and move.

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The Brief

Editorial clarity

Crisp, unhurried and confident. Serif headlines, disciplined grids and a single signal-red accent. The closest to a classic newsroom — rebuilt for 2026.

LightSerif + sansNews-first

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Midnight Edition

Cinematic

An after-hours magazine built around photography. Full-bleed covers, Bodoni display type and a restrained gold accent make the serious feel unmissable.

DarkMagazinePhoto-led

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Signal

Neo-brutalist

A news sheet with a pulse. Acid yellow, hard borders, cut-out portraiture and a bento grid built for scanning — loud without losing the argument.

High contrastBentoYouthful

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Horizon

Calm & contemporary

A softer, card-based briefing. Sage and sky tones, rounded surfaces and quiet filters let readers choose a lane without feeling shouted at.

SoftFilterableMobile-first

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The Review

Modern broadsheet

A contemporary front page with a centred masthead, fine rules and long-form typography. The authority of print, without the dust — and a culture spread that gives Schiller room to breathe.

ClassicLong-formCulture

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At a glance

Pick a direction, then we can refine it

01The BriefBest for a fast, credible daily news habit.Editorial · Light 02Midnight EditionBest for a flagship weekly cover and big visuals.Cinematic · Dark 03SignalBest for reach, campaigns and a younger audience.Bold · Bento 04HorizonBest for a calm, mobile reading experience.Soft · Cards 05The ReviewBest for authority, analysis and culture.Classic · Long-form