As seen on [Everyone's Creative](https://www.everyonescreative.net/p/what-your-favourite-political-partys)
[Archive of website at time of research.](https://web.archive.org/web/20250425171922/https://www.ndp.ca/campaign-commitments)
Abysmal.
Ugly
Just an utter mess.
This looks like someone's homework they forgot to do for their high-school communications class (ask me how I know)
34 Pages, 2 MB
Much more thoroughly designed than anyone else's documents. Feels like a real print document.
Lots of images but only 2 MB – well optimized for web without crushing all the photos into sludge.
No attempt at making an accessible document
# PPC
[Archive of website at time of research.](https://web.archive.org/web/20250422191937/https://www.peoplespartyofcanada.ca/)
Exported from acrobat, which makes me think this was *assembled* from separate parts. Maybe the individual platform sections could tell us more?
It doesn't feel like a coincidence that the PPC uses the same font as the CPC. It feels like a kid copying the kid next to them's test answers (without considering if the kid they're copying from is even very smart).
Exported from InDesign for Windows. No other info, unfortunately, but it's fun to figure that out.
It does!
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2025 Federal Party Platform Design
# 2025 Canadian Federal Election
[[Research]]
As seen on [Everyone's Creative](https://www.everyonescreative.net/p/what-your-favourite-political-partys)
[Archive of website at time of research.](https://web.archive.org/web/20250425171922/https://www.ndp.ca/campaign-commitments)
Abysmal.
Ugly
Just an utter mess.
This looks like someone's homework they forgot to do for their high-school communications class (ask me how I know)
34 Pages, 2 MB
Much more thoroughly designed than anyone else's documents. Feels like a real print document.
Lots of images but only 2 MB – well optimized for web without crushing all the photos into sludge.
No attempt at making an accessible document
# PPC
[Archive of website at time of research.](https://web.archive.org/web/20250422191937/https://www.peoplespartyofcanada.ca/)
Exported from acrobat, which makes me think this was *assembled* from separate parts. Maybe the individual platform sections could tell us more?
It doesn't feel like a coincidence that the PPC uses the same font as the CPC. It feels like a kid copying the kid next to them's test answers (without considering if the kid they're copying from is even very smart).