Enterpriseidu

Offices

Twenty-two offices worldwide, one shared discipline of clear communication.

Where the work happens

The Information Design Unit is part of Enterprise IG, the multidisciplinary branding and design agency with 22 offices worldwide. Each office draws on the same specialist practice, so a project that starts in one city can continue in another without losing its thread.

Our teams work close to the people who will read, use and act on what we make. That proximity is part of the method, not an afterthought.

Designers gathered around a table covered in printed layouts

A review session in one of our studios, where draft layouts are tested against real questions from users before anything goes to print.

A wall of sketched information diagrams pinned for team review

Early diagrams pinned to a wall. Every office works this way, so that a sketch made in one place can be read and improved in another.

What every office shares

Whichever office takes the lead on a project, the work follows the same standards. Wording, structure and testing are handled in a consistent way across the network.

  • User-centred research before any layout is drawn
  • Plain-language review of every label, heading and instruction
  • Shared templates that keep brand experience consistent across regions
  • Testing with real readers before a document or site is released
A quiet corner of an office with a desk, plants and natural daylight

A quiet working corner. Long reading and editing sessions need daylight and space, as much as any tool does.

Two colleagues comparing printed pages side by side

Two versions of the same guide, compared line by line. Small changes in wording often matter more than changes in layout.

Because the offices are linked through one practice, a client in one region can expect the same care in another. If you are deciding where to begin, you can read about our approach on the history page or send us your brief through the contact page.

For how to reach us, see Contact us. To learn how the practice developed, read History.