720 pages designed to help critical information travel.
A bilingual English–Hindi manual and handbook on child labour, totalling 720 pages, designed for stakeholders across prevention, rescue, reintegration, rehabilitation and prosecution.
Scale changed the design problem. Across 720 pages and two languages, the system had to keep information readable, consistent and useful for very different stakeholders.
The manual and handbook presented the child-labour problem in India and guidance on response and prevention. They were intended for people involved in prevention, rescue, reintegration, rehabilitation and prosecution—making navigation and clarity critical.
Roots created a clean, minimalist editorial system supported by illustrations, graphs and structured hierarchy. Translation, editing, proofreading and bilingual layout were handled as one connected production process rather than separate tasks.
A curated selection from the supplied project material, presented to show information hierarchy, visual language and the range of communication created for the assignment.
Roots combines editorial judgement, information design, multilingual production and execution discipline to make complex communication clearer, more usable and ready for real-world audiences.
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