Each of the five Frankfurt cards opens this page. It greets someone at the fair, often standing at your table, and asks where they would like to start. Seven places to start sit on the page: finding the table, what LPP does, rights and permissions, the work, fifty years, Kourtnay and Jayne, and reading for the fair. Each opens in place, and nobody needs a project in mind to look around.
When the fair ends, we switch the page to a version that leads with getting in touch. The buttons above show both versions. The first option is our recommendation. The others are finished alternatives.
Warm paper and fine type, set as a numbered directory. Every place to start shows at a glance, and each opens in place.
Open the page at the fair · after the fair · with “This card took 50 years to make.”
Bright white and gray, built for the hall. The same numbered directory, with the table location as a large blue sign once a visitor opens it.
Open the page at the fair · after the fair · with “This card took 50 years to make.”
Wayfinding with the table location set as a blue sign on the first screen.
Open the page at the fair · after the fair · with “This card took 50 years to make.”
The same paper and type set as a table of contents, each place to start opening beneath its title.
Open the page at the fair · after the fair · with “This card took 50 years to make.”
Dark and photographic, in LPP navy, with a photograph from LPP’s archive and fifty years told through type.
Open the page at the fair · after the fair · with “This card took 50 years to make.”