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Welcome to the
Simplification Centre
Most of us struggle with the complex information we rely on to live our lives – forms to tax our car, contracts for mobile phones, loan agreements, user guides. We don't think it has to be as bad as it so often is.
The Simplification Centre works with organisations who need to communicate complex information. We explore new ways to communicate, we help, we educate, and we put them in touch with their customers.
© Simplification Centre 2011 / Page updated 11 July 2011
Just published
The RNIB's See It Right guide has had a huge and positive impact on the presentation of public information. But we've noticed the Clear Print standard of a 12pt minimum is sometimes rigidly applied, with the result that tables and diagrams (that usually require smaller sizes) are discouraged. But these devices themselves make information easier to use. In a new technical paper we argue for a debate about a flexible approach. Download The Clear Print standard: arguments for a flexible approach and tell us what you think..
Our first two years: report published
You can download a report about our first two years here, or go to Resources to find our technical reports.
Keep in touch
If you would like to be kept up to date about our plans, please email us to ask to be on our mailing list, or follow us on Twitter.
