https://preview.redd.it/q3z9z1sryeyh1.png?width=1580&format=png&auto=webp&s=e717f47430c4b7df5736b4d88974b383dbf5a0f5 I’m a designer building READY/, an independent UK planning toolkit for ordinary household disruption: power cuts, water outages and losing access to important information. The problem I’m trying to solve is the gap between reading a list of things to prepare and actually agreeing a plan with the people you live with. The attached image shows real pages from the Quick Start PDF: the cover and a blank contact card. The wider system includes no-cook meal planning, offline information and small-business continuity. The design uses one typeface, Inter, with consistent layouts, topic colours and space to write. The aim is something people can print, complete and find again when their phone or internet is unavailable. There’s a free household readiness check and water calculator, with no account or email gate: https://ready-resilience-store.vercel.app/free-tools.html I’m the maker and the printable packs are paid; the free tools can be used independently. READY/ isn’t an official government publication. For anyone who has designed forms or household planners: what would make you more likely to complete and keep a paper plan rather than download it and forget it?   submitted by   /u/READYPlanUK   to   r/IMadeThis [link]   [comments]