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Enter & Patrimoney

Two video formats designed for Sky TG24's digital platforms: a unique and identifiable style, a complete range of graphic variations, and maximum adaptability for desktop and mobile.

Client

Year

2023 – 2025

Agency

Crafted Venezia

Eleonora Palma

Art Director 

/ Graphic Designer

Carolina Lazzari

Video Editor

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Enter

In this format, we explain current events and politics with the help of infographics, maps and data. 
The word ”Enter” represents the user's action when searching for information on the Internet: after typing in a question, simply press “enter” to get the answer.

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Design system

After the client defined the format, I took care of developing the graphics, creating ad hoc infographics and structuring a design system that was consistent across all aspects of the format. This included both horizontal and vertical orientation, with particular attention to optimising the safe areas for each layout and defining text hierarchies.

The objective was twofold: on the one hand, to ensure absolute uniformity for all episodes, and on the other, to ensure ease and speed of editing for video editors. This is a fundamental aspect when it comes to news that has to be released daily.

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Ad hoc infographics

After a few trial episodes to check the type of content that could potentially be covered, we worked with the client to define a precise graphic style for all the infographics: pie charts, bar charts, maps, boxes, trend graphs... but also motion styles, such as entry and exit effects and transitions between content.

Patrimoney

What is our first encounter with money and financial management as we grow up? Definitely the board game Monopoly. So let’s explain the economy with the same simplicity – using colors, icons, cards – to help people learn it step by step.

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Design system

In this case as well, the development of the design system was guided by two key principles: modularity and clarity. From a content standpoint, the project focused on making complex topics more accessible — without diminishing their depth — through engaging, socially oriented materials.

This is why we chose playing cards as a narrative device: just like in a board game, where “possibilities” and “unexpected events” are revealed one card at a time, personal finance management also requires moving step by step, advancing square by square to ensure you always make the right move.

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