Design Week's 2016 quiz of the year
Design Week's 2016 quiz of the year
Think you know what happened in design this year? Test yourself with our quiz spanning branding, exhibitions, album covers and more.
Think you know what happened in design this year? Test yourself with our quiz spanning branding, exhibitions, album covers and more.
When the British Steel name returned this year, it was given a new logo designed by Ruddocks. Who designed the original "S-shaped" logo, used from 1969-1999?
Which museum director said of their new museum: "There were times when it looked like the construction of a Soviet Union-era power station – but now we’ve got a wonderful building which feels so warm and welcoming"?
Which famous typeface celebrated its 100th birthday this year?
Which university fell into many designers’ bad books as it announced it would be shutting its art and design foundation diploma course?
Which graphic design collective and organisation celebrated its 40th birthday?
Which graphic design legend’s design diaries are set to be published early next year?
Who designed the last studio album by David Bowie, Blackstar?
Which app’s new logo was controversially described as a metaphorical "two fingers up" to its competitors?
Which design festival celebrated its first ever year in 2016?
And which design festival announced it would no longer run from 2017 onwards?
Which designer’s famous toast rack went back on sale after a 34-year hiatus?
After 68 years in production, the last example of which car design classic rolled off the production line in Solihull?
Which design school rebranded with the hope of achieving university status?
Which software company looked to the public to help choose its new branding this year?
Who said this of "bad" logo design: "They deliver no meaning or emotion, they’re dumb in both senses of the word and I’m wondering why this ineffective rash of visual nonsense is happening."