Most people watching the World Cup 2014 competition in Brazil have their eye on the ball. But a pair of designers–Guus ter Beek and Tayfun Sarier of Tribal Worldwide in London–cast a critical gaze on the event’s televised graphics and found them wanting. Together with Jordon Cheung and George Grace, the pair are debuting Redesigning The World Cup 2014 Brazil, which gives the World Cup graphics a flat face lift. They tackled such elements as the clock, the formation screen, in-game infographics and notifications. “The abundance of clumsy gradients actually makes the score harder to read (certainly from far in a crowded pub), as well…
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