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365 days a year Children's Day · National Center for the Rights of the ChildRENEWAL PROPOSAL

Connect one day365 days

Anniversary homepage renewal proposal
365 CALENDAR · HAND IN HAND, two directions

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365 Days of Children's Day · CASE STUDYMemorial Homepage Renewal Proposal
When you scroll down, 365 days of the year will be turned on.

POINT · PointOne point is a day
Five of them have names

LINE · LineIf you connect the five days with a Line, you get four days in May and one day in November.

PLANE · PlaneIf you fill the plane, you become Five Friends
Square · Hexagon · Star · Oval · Long Square

01 / OVERVIEWProject Overview

Site that opens
five times a year

“365 Days of Children’s Day” is the anniversary website of the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the National Center for the Rights of the Child. We gather the meaning, commemorations, events, and help information of Children's Day, Adoption Day, Foster Care Day, Missing Children's Day, and Child Abuse Prevention Day in one place. Each of the five days has a character in the shape of a square, hexagon, star, oval, or long square, and each character wears a name tag that reads “365 days of ○○ days together.”

BlueCanvas is the company that created the current anniversary website. In the meantime, commemorative greetings, galleries, and award news were accumulated in the year tab each year, and on May 12, 2026, the name of the organization changed from the National Center for the Rights of the Child to the National Center for the Rights of the Child. This time, we proposed two design proposals for what the site would look like if we put down the current screen frame and draw it again from scratch. This page is a record of the process.

CLIENT
National Center for the Rights of the Child
Ministry of Health and Welfare
WEBSITE
dayforchild.ncrc.or.kr
Children’s Day 365 days a year
OUR ROLE
Site construction now, renewal research, brand interpretation, information structure, UI, motion
DELIVERABLE
2 types of main design proposals, mobile screen,
based on color, font, and movement
  • 5anniversariesFrom Children's Day on May 5th to Child Abuse Prevention Day on November 19th
  • 4timesanniversaries in MayThere are four anniversaries during Family Month
  • 35Current submenus2-depth menus placed below seven 1-depth menus
  • 6Year tab in galleryRecords accumulated each year from 2021 to 2026
Ministry of Health and Welfare, National Center for the Rights of the Child, 365-day Children's Day logo
This is the site's head logo now. The Ministry of Health and Welfare, the National Center for the Rights of the Child, and a “365-day Children’s Day” drawing on a smiling desk calendar are placed in one row.
02 / CHALLENGEStarting point

5.5children's day8

  1. Children's Day Story
  2. greetings
  3. Merit Award
  4. painting exhibition
  5. gallery
  6. Children's group campaign
  7. event
  8. National event map

5.11adoption day5

  1. adoption story
  2. greetings
  3. theater
  4. Merit Award
  5. Notices and Events

5.22foster home day6

  1. foster care story
  2. theater
  3. Merit Award
  4. National foster care support center
  5. event
  6. FAQ

5.25Missing Children's Day9

  1. Missing Children's Day Story
  2. Commemorative remarks and greetings
  3. online ceremony
  4. Disappearance Related System
  5. How to prevent and respond to disappearances
  6. Missing Children Information
  7. FAQ
  8. event
  9. Contest Online Exhibition Hall

11.19Child Abuse Prevention Day7

  1. Story of Child Abuse Prevention Day
  2. greetings
  3. theater
  4. Merit Award
  5. event
  6. National child protection agency
  7. FAQ
Currently, 35 2-depth menus on the site are lined up vertically every day. Color is what menus do. If you press the button above, you will see menus scattered throughout that do the same thing.
  1. 01
    Five days, five outfits

    The number of menus varies from five to nine every day, and menus that do the same thing have different names, such as “Greetings” and “Memorials and Greetings,” “Screening Theater” and “Online Memorial Ceremony.” 「Notices and Events」 are also available in the top menu and in the Adoption Day menu.

  2. 02
    Home screen showing only one day at a time

    The first screen of the wide screen is five full screens, moving one page at a time. Each chapter has a date from #05.05 to #11.19 at the end of the address, but while you are viewing one day, the remaining four days are not visible on the screen.

  3. 03
    Year tab growing every year

    Greetings, galleries, and awards for meritorious service are piled up in year tabs every year, and page addresses also have different years, such as sub3_2_2024, sub4_4_2025, and sub2026_painting. To view past records, you must re-select the year on a different page each day.

  4. 04
    Help information inside

    Information on how to report child abuse (112 and the Child Protection Call app) is at the bottom of the Child Abuse Prevention Day story page, and information on where to report when a missing child is found is in the Missing Children's Day FAQ. The most pressing information was placed after the anniversary introduction.

03 / FIVE DAYSfive days

The date already
tells the story

Before starting the renewal, we gathered the meaning of the five days from the site text. After organizing why the date was chosen that day, how many days it lasted, and what year it was, I could see how the five days were aligned with each other on the calendar.

5month2026

Date, week, session Source: National Center for the Rights of the Child Daily “Stories” and greetings from the anniversary website

  1. 05.05 · Children’s Day

    For children to grow up bravely

    It is a day to raise social awareness about respecting the rights of children so that they grow up to be righteous, wise, and courageous. First proclaimed in 1922, the 1923 Children's Declaration preceded the 1924 Geneva Declaration of the Rights of the Child by the League of Nations by more than a year. Children's Week is from May 1 to 7, and 2026 marked the 104th anniversary.

  2. 05.11 · Adoption Day

    1 family has 1 child

    The date was set on the 11th in May, Family Month, to symbolize that a family adopts a child and becomes a new family (1+1). One week from that day will be Adoption Week, and 2026 will be the 21st. From July 2025, the adoption process was changed to a public adoption system where the public directly takes charge of the adoption process.

  3. 05.22 · Foster Home Day

    2 families, 2 children

    The date was set on the 22nd with the intention that two families, a biological family and a foster family, would raise their two children, our child and our neighbor's child, together in a happy home. Foster care is a system in which a foster family protects and raises children who cannot grow up in their biological home due to the circumstances of their biological parents for a certain period of time, and 2026 was the 23rd foster care day.

  4. 05.25 · Missing Children’s Day

    Finding hope together

    It is a day to reflect on society's responsibility for missing children and to create a safe society by preventing disappearances. It was first designated in the United States in 1983, and Korea has held commemorative ceremonies since 2007 and designated it as a statutory anniversary in 2020. The slogan for the 20th meeting in 2026 was “Finding hope together, the miracle of meeting again.”

  5. 11.19 · Child Abuse Prevention Day

    A promise everyone must keep

    It is a day to raise interest in the prevention and prevention of child abuse in accordance with Article 23 of the Child Welfare Act, and one week from that day is Child Abuse Prevention Week. The next day, November 20, was the day the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1989. November 19, 2026 is the 20th.

  6. OUR READING

    The calendar is your guide

    Four of the five days are in May, and three days are one-week long. Adoption Day and Foster Care Day have meaning in the numbers of the dates. So, in both designs, the date was not used as a decoration, but as a guide to navigate the site.

04 / POINT · LINE · PLANEpoints, line, plane

The five friends are drawn
with dots, lines, and planes.

I divided the five characters into layers. At the bottom are shapes of a different color each day, on top of them are arms and handwriting drawn in the same ink color, and at the top are eyes and cheeks of the same shape. The character was moved as is from the campaign picture on the site, with only the background erased.

  1. POINTsame eyes and cheeks

    The four friends had identical white-rimmed eyes, long square closed eyes. The cheeks are round and yellow, with a yellow star and a long blue square on the pink cheek.

  2. LINElineArms and letters of the same ink color

    The arms, hands, handwriting on the head, and upper leg lines were all drawn with the same ink color #231815. This is not pure black, but the value obtained when printing ink (K100) is transferred to screen color.

  3. PLANEnoodleDifferent shapes and colors every day

    The body is shaped like a square, hexagon, star, oval, or long square, and the color varies from day to day. The reason the five friends look different from each other is because of the faces, and the reason they look like one family is because the dots and lines are the same.

happyI walk with a heart in my hand

The two designs diverged here.

  1. points = 1 dayA · 365 CALENDAR

    Each of the 9 dots was read as a day, and the five days were posted on a calendar with 365 days in a year dotted.

  2. line = handB · HAND IN HAND

    The ink-colored arms are connected with a single line, depicting the story of an adult's hand connecting a child's day.

  3. side = face of the bladeTwo design ideas used together

    The five shapes and five pairs of colors are shared between the two designs. Because it is a face that recognizes the day.

05 / COLORColor

Light colors are made of cotton,
letters are made of dark matching colors

When we counted the pixels of five campaign pictures, one bright color for each day accounted for 91 to 93% of the colored area, and the dark counterpart color used in the words “Together 365 Days” accounted for 6 to 7%. There are five pairs in total, two colors each day.

Bright colors are easy to see as a shape, but when written as text on a white background, the contrast is only 1.2 to 3:1, making it difficult to read. So, we used dark matching colors for the letters, and set separate colors for the green and yellow letters that did not reach 4.5:1.

  1. 5.5 children's day
    Bright color · Cotton
    White background 1.6:1
    Dark pair color
    White background 4.1:1
    White background text
    4.7:1
  2. 5.11 adoption day
    Bright color · Cotton
    White background 3.0:1
    Dark pair color
    White background 5.0:1
    White background text
    5.0:1
  3. 5.22 foster home day
    Bright color · Cotton
    White background 1.2:1
    Dark pair color
    White background 1.7:1
    White background text
    5.2:1
  4. 5.25 Missing Children's Day
    Bright color · Cotton
    White background 4.4:1
    Dark pair color
    White background 10.0:1
    White background text
    10.0:1
  5. 11.19 Child Abuse Prevention Day
    Light color · Cotton
    White background 2.7:1
    Dark pair color
    White background 5.0:1
    White background text
    5.0:1
YELLOW IS A MARKER

Yellow is not a letter
but a highlighter

If Foster Day Yellow (#FFED0A) is written on a white background, the contrast is 1.2:1. If you place the same yellow as a strip underneath the letters and add black letters, it becomes 14.3:1. Click the button to switch between the two methods.

two families with two children
The day we grow together

1.2:1Yellow letters on a white background · Difficult to read

  1. 01Light colors are cotton.

    The bright colors of the five blades are used only on shapes, backgrounds, and bands. When written in white text, the contrast is 1.2 to 3:1, making it difficult to read.

  2. 02The letters are in dark color.

    In the picture, use a dark color for the words “Together for 365 days.” Green and yellow did not reach 4.5:1, so separate colors for text were decided.

  3. 03Yellow is a highlighter

    Put black letters on top of the yellow. Instead of yellow letters, a yellow band is placed underneath the letters.

  4. 04Heavy days go low

    The area for Missing Children's Day and Child Abuse Prevention Day does not use bright colors all over the background, but keeps it calm with light toned-down colors and navy blue.

06 / TYPOGRAPHYtypeface

Round title letters
straight body

The campaign illustration, “365 Days of ○○ Together,” is written in bold, round handwriting that resembles handwriting. This text was kept as part of the campaign illustration, and text that needed to be read accurately, such as the meaning of the anniversary and how to report it, was written in straight Pretendard in both designs.

On top of that, I added one letter to each design. Proposal A had the date written in large bold numbers to make it read like a calendar, and Proposal B had the handwritten words above the character's head written in Caveat, giving it a touch of ink-colored lines.

The words “365 days of ○○ together” in the campaign picture. Every day, I painted it with two colors: a light color and a dark color.
Pretendard 800 · Title · Common to both designs

A world where children are happy

Pretendard 400 · Body 17px or larger · Common to both designs

If you suspect child abuse, you can report it to 112 without an area code or use the “Child Protection Call” app. You can report it even if you do not know all the information about the child or abuser, and the identity of the person who reported it is guaranteed by law.

Proposal A · Date in bold numbers

05.0505.1105.2205.2511.19

Proposal B · Caveat handwritten words

dreamhappytogetherhopesave

  • 17pxThe text does not go below 16px even on mobile phones.
  • 14pxThe smallest text including date, label, and copyright notation is 14px.
  • 48pxLeave buttons, chips, and date fields at least 48px so that they can be pressed with one finger.
07 / STRUCTUREinformation structure

35 menus
5 days × 5 branches

First, I wrote down what people who visit this site come to do. There are children and their guardians who come to congratulate them, but each year, people in charge of downloading posters and adults urgently looking for a way to report come to the same site.

So, I matched the order and names of the menus every day. No matter what day you enter, stories, ceremonies, participation, help, and materials are all in the same place, and reporting and finding organizations can be opened with a single button in the header even before selecting a day.

  • 01children and guardians

    We look at Children's Day events and art exhibitions, and look for events held in our neighborhood.

  • 02teacher

    We are looking for anniversary stories, videos, and children's rights materials to use in class.

  • 03Local government/institution representative

    Every year, we download the original poster (AI · PNG) and promotional material production guide.

  • 04Field workers and people of merit

    Check the anniversary greetings and award news, and watch the online ceremony again.

  • 05family of missing child

    Check the disappearance-related system, prevention and response methods, and information on missing children.

  • 06Adult wishing to report

    If you suspect abuse, you must immediately find out where and how to report it.

Now · 35 different menus every daySuggestion · 5 days × 5 branches

When you need help 112 · Child Protection Call · Find an organization

StoryThe meaning and footsteps of the day

Children's Day Story
Adoption Story
Foster foster care story
Missing Children's Day Story
Child Abuse Prevention Day story

Memorial CeremonyGreetings · Online Memorial Ceremony · Video · Awards

Greetings Award for distinguished service
Greetings Theater Award for Merit
Theater Award for Merit
Commemorative remarks and greetings Online Memorial Ceremony
Greetings Theater Award for Meritorious Service

ParticipationEvents, contests, exhibitions, galleries

Picture exhibition Gallery Children's group campaign Event National event map
Notices and events
Event
Event Contest Online Exhibition
Event

HelpFind an organization · System · Prevention · FAQ

When you need help
Adoption agency information
National Foster Care Support Center FAQ
Missing-related system Methods for preventing and responding to disappearances Missing child information FAQ
National child protection agency FAQ

MaterialsPoster · Promotional material guide · Yearly records

Poster · Promotional Material Guide
Poster · Yearly records
Poster · Yearly records
Poster · Yearly records
Poster · Yearly records

The gray border box is a place that is not currently in the menu. The posters and promotional materials guide were moved from the Children's Day Story page to materials, and the list of adoption agencies was moved from the Adoption Story page to help.

08 / MOTIONmotion

Every day
a different pace

In the same site, there are days to celebrate, days to wait, and days to observe. So we decided on three principles of movement. The first two are the moves chosen by the two design proposals, and the third is a promise that the two design proposals keep together.

  1. 01

    When 9 points light up, the day opens.

    In A, the small dot on the calendar grows into that day's shape to fill the screen, and that shape becomes the basis for the next section. The date is the door.

  2. 02

    the line is unbroken

    In B, a black line runs down from section to section. The next story is placed where the line passes.

  3. 03

    Take your time on heavy days

    The shapes on Children's Day can be bright, but on Missing Children's Day and Child Abuse Prevention Day, the shapes are brightened slowly without any bouncing movements. If you turn on “Reduce Motion” on your device, all large movements will stop.

Proposal A · point = one day

365 CALENDARCelebrate one day, observe 365 days

Starting with the campaign logo being a desk calendar, the entire site was redrawn as a dotted calendar with 365 days a year. On the first screen, characters from five anniversaries stand on their dates above 12 rows of dots, and the dot for today's date lights up in yellow. Below that are the days remaining until the next anniversary, five date cards flipped to the side, a May calendar with three weeks passing by, a calm November 19, an exhibition of children's drawings, and a chronology and data room from 1922.

  • The first screen depicts the 365 days of the year with 12 lines of dots and places characters on the five dates.
  • D-day, which calculates the days remaining until the next anniversary based on today's date
  • Five date cards with stories, celebrations, participation, help and resources in the same place for each day.
  • November 19th area with 112 written in the largest number and reporter protection written together.
Pretendard · Bold numbers
View Proposal A
DIRECTION NOTES

Among the scenes in Proposal A, I chose a moment that I put a lot of effort into directing. Click on the photo to see a larger view of each scene.

  1. Celebrate one day, celebrate 365 days

    This is the first screen. The 365 days of the year were marked with 12 lines of dots, and the characters were placed on the dates of the five anniversaries. The dot for today's date lights up in yellow.

  2. Until next appointment D-26

    As of today's date, count the days until the next anniversary. On October 24, 2026, it was announced that there were 26 days left until Child Abuse Prevention Day on November 19, and three things that could be done now were listed.

  3. Five days, one heart

    Five large date cards are flipped sideways while the screen stays still. Each card contains a story, celebration, participation, help, and resources in the same place.

  4. 1 family + 1 child, 2 families, 2 children

    For the Adoption Day and Foster Care Day cards, the meaning of the date numbers was written on the first line of the card.

  5. In May, more often

    In May 2026, three bands will pass on the calendar: Children's Week, Adoption Week, and Missing Children's Week. When you press a date, the description on the right changes.

  6. Listen to your child's small signals

    For child abuse prevention areas, 112 is written in the largest number on a light blue background, along with the information that reports can be made even if one does not know all the information and that the reporter's identity is guaranteed.

  7. Everyday happiness seen through a child's eyes

    This is the painting exhibition area. You can open the six pictures drawn with crayons and view them at large, and select the news by day and year.

  8. A promise that started from one day and continued for 100 years

    From the proclamation of the first Children's Day in 1922 to the National Center for the Rights of the Child in 2026, only confirmed years were selected and presented in a horizontal chronological table.

A · 365 CALENDARWhite paper and dark blue letters, colors that light up once a day

365 CALENDARIf one dot is a day

HAND IN HANDOne line is the hand held.

Proposal B · Line = Hand

HAND IN HANDIf we hold hands, one day becomes 365 days

Starting from the fact that the arms of all five characters are drawn with black lines, the line is redrawn into a single line to tell the story of an adult's hand connecting a child's day. On the first screen, one character appears each time a line passes through a ring, and when five stand, a line connects each hand. The line goes down without interruption, holding the hands of five friends, drawing a kite string, a “1 + 1” heart, a line connecting two houses, a lighted window, and two arms embracing each other. After that, it became the clothesline of the painting exhibition and the axis of the 2026 timeline, ending with a small heart in the footer.

  • The first screen where each time a line passes through a ring, one character appears and holds hands.
  • Five scenes in which the lines are drawn sequentially: a connection line, a “1 + 1” heart, a line connecting two houses, a window, and arms wrapping around each other.
  • 112 and I-Guardian Call written in large yellow numbers on a dark blue board without a red warning sign.
  • A painting exhibition where the line becomes a clothesline to hang a child's drawing and a timeline to 2026
Pretendard · Caveat
View Proposal B
DIRECTION NOTES

Among the scenes in Proposal B, I chose a moment that I put a lot of effort into directing. Click on the photo to see a larger view of each scene.

  1. When we hold hands, one day becomes 365 days

    This is the first screen. Each time the line from the left passes through the ring, one character appears, and when five people stand, one line connects each hand. Above it, the title and the number of days until the next anniversary appear.

  2. 5.5 · A connection to the sky

    In the Children's Day scene, the line becomes a kite string and goes up to the kite in the sunset sky, with a green square tail attached to the end.

  3. 5.11 · Hearts surrounding “1 + 1”

    On Adoption Day, a line is drawn with “1”, “+” and “1” and wrapped with a heart, according to the intention of one child per family as expressed in the date.

  4. 5.22 · A line connecting two houses

    On foster care day, a line was drawn between two homes, a biological home and a foster home, and two children in the shape of a star were floated on top of it.

  5. 5.25 · Windows with lights on

    On Missing Children's Day, the lines come a long way and become the frame and roof of the window, and the dark window picture becomes bright at the end. I lowered the background color and slowed down the movements.

  6. 11.19 · Two arms that embrace

    On Child Abuse Prevention Day, the lines become two arms embracing the photo from below. The colors and speed of this scene were also toned down.

  7. Don't worry alone, let us know now

    The help area had 112 written twice in large yellow numbers on a navy blue board without a red warning sign. This is when child abuse is suspected and when a missing child is discovered.

  8. Child's drawing hanging on a clothesline

    At a painting exhibition, the line becomes a clothesline, and a child's drawing is hung with a yellow clip. Drag with the mouse or slide with your finger.

B · HAND IN HANDA line of light color and ink every day on a white background

09 / PROCESSProcess

In four directions
in two directions

To decide what to start with for the first screen, I first compared the four directions with sketches. Two directions became the design proposal, and the remaining two directions were not abandoned but moved to the rules in the design proposal.

  1. 01

    365 day calendar

    The direction is to post five days on a calendar dotted with 365 days in a year. The date will be your guide.

    Proposal A developed into 365 CALENDAR
  2. 02

    hand in hand

    The character's ink-colored arms are connected with a single line, depicting the story of an adult's hand connecting a child's day.

    Proposal B developed into HAND IN HAND
  3. 03

    five rooms

    The direction is to have one room with a different color each day. I could repeat the current problem of changing my outfit every day, so instead of a room, I left it with a color theme for each day.

    Moved to daily color theme
  4. 04

    help first

    The first screen starts with reporting and finding an organization. The nature of the site to celebrate anniversaries together has been blurred, so we moved it to the “When you need help” button on all screens instead of the home screen.

    Moved to help button in header
  1. 01Read the site again now

    We have organized the locations of 35 menus, five pages on the first screen, year tabs, address rules, and help information.

  2. 02five days summary

    The meaning of each day, week, legal basis, this year's episode and slogan are collected from the site text.

  3. 03character interpretation

    We divided the five characters into dots, lines, and planes and looked at what was the same and what was different.

  4. 04Color and Contrast

    We measured five pairs of colors in the campaign picture and decided on a separate color that could be used as text on a white background.

  5. 05information structure

    We wrote down what six types of visitors were looking for, and reorganized the menu into five days and five sections.

  6. 06four-pronged sketch

    Calendar · Hand · Room · Help First, we compared the four directions with the first screen sketch.

  7. 07Two designs

    We created a main page that can actually scroll in two directions, and new photos were prepared with hands, back view, and a picture of the child instead of the child's face.

  8. 08Mobile and organized

    We reorganized the scene on a 390px screen and organized the color, font, and movement standards.

So we decided on four things

The two designs have different movements from the first screen, but the four points below remain the same. This is because no matter which design proposal was chosen, the way the site was operated had to be the same.

  1. 01Five days in the same frame

    Each day, place stories, ceremonies, participation, help, and materials in the same order and with the same name. No matter what day you go, you will find the same thing in the same place.

  2. 02Help is always at hand

    You can report child abuse (112, Child Protection Call), find a place to report when a missing child is found, or find an organization by pressing the button in the header on any screen.

  3. 03Light colors are cotton.

    The bright colors of the five blades are used only on the figures and backgrounds, and the letters are written in dark matching colors or ink colors. The yellow is not a letter but a highlighter.

  4. 04Every year's records are in one drawer

    For greetings, gallery, and award news, select the day and year from one data room instead of the year tabs scattered each day.

Instead of the child's face
hands and back view

Since this is a site dealing with children, standards were needed for even a single photo. The photo in both designs does not show the child's face. The scene was filled with an adult and child holding hands, a back view from a distance, a lighted window, and a child's drawing, and no text or trademarks were included in the photo.

A · An adult and a child holding hands in a park
A · An adult and a child holding hands in a park
A · Small sneakers and yellow balloons on the grass in May
A · Small sneakers and yellow balloons on the grass in May
A · Our house drawn with crayons
A · Our house drawn with crayons
B · A kite rising into the sunset sky
B · A kite rising into the sunset sky
B · Lighted windows and entrance at sunset
B · Lighted windows and entrance at sunset
B · Illustration of two children sharing an umbrella
B · Illustration of two children sharing an umbrella
10 / MOBILEMobile

In your pocket
365 days

Anniversary news is often delivered through text messages, messengers, and school notifications, so the first visit often begins with a mobile phone. In both designs, the scenes were redrawn for a 390px screen, and “When You Need Help” opened at once at the top of the screen on mobile phones.

Proposal A · Home screen Mobile screen
A · Home screen
Proposal B · Mobile screen when holding hands
B · When we hold hands
Proposal A · Date card mobile screen
A · Date card
Proposal B · Five friends mobile screen
B · Five friends
Proposal A · May calendar mobile screen
A · May calendar
Proposal B · Mobile screen with a line connecting two houses
B · A line connecting two houses
Proposal A · November 19th Mobile screen
A · November 19th
Proposal B · Mobile screen when you need help
B · When you need help
COMPAREHow are the two directions different?

Opening the same five days
Dots and lines

The two designs cover the same five days and the same colors, but the words given on the first screen are different. Proposal A unfolds a one-year calendar and tells the number of days left until the next anniversary, while Proposal B follows the hands of the five friends and talks about what adults should do first. The National Center for the Rights of the Child has organized the differences on this site so you can choose based on what you want to say first.

ClassificationA · 365 CALENDARB · HAND IN HAND
Home pageFive friends standing on a calendar with 12 lines of dots representing 365 days a yearFive friends who appear and hold hands every time a line passes through a ring
First sentenceCelebrate one day, keep it for 365 daysWhen we hold hands, one day becomes 365 days
Taken from characterDot = day (circles for eyes and cheeks)Line = hand (dark arm and handwriting)
ColorWhite paper and dark blue letters, a color that lights up once a dayWhite background, a light band of color every day, and a line of ink color
TypefacePretendard and bold numbersPretendard and Caveat handwriting
How to show the five daysFive date cards that flip sideways and a May calendarFive scenes and line drawings that are fixed on the screen each day
Help informationBig 112 in the November 19 section and help button in the headerDouble 112's in navy blue and help button in the header
MovementCalendar where dots light up and shapes growA single line drawn without interruption
Where to put weightThe days left until the next anniversary and the passage of a yearWhat adults can do now and hold each other's hands
11 / CREDITS365 · BLUECANVAS WORKS 2026

365 days of Children's Day RENEWAL PROPOSAL

Connect one day to 365 days

National Center for the Rights of the Child Anniversary website Renewal Proposal · 365 CALENDAR · HAND IN HAND

  1. ClientNational Center for the Rights of the Child · Ministry of Health and Welfare
  2. Website365-day Children's Day · Memorial Day homepage
  3. ProjectRenewal proposal · October 2026
  4. Research35 menus, 5 home screens, year tab, location of help information
  5. Brand ReadingPoints, lines, and planes of five characters
  6. ColorFive pairs of colors and color for letters, black #231815
  7. StructureFive days × five branches, “When you need help”
  8. Direction A365 CALENDAR · 1 year dotted calendar
  9. Direction BHAND IN HAND · Hands connected by a single line
  10. Mobile390px screen scene reconstruction
  11. TypefacesPretendard · Caveat (Handwriting in B)
  12. StudioBlueCanvas
EVERY DAY IS A CHILDREN'S DAY

A one-day anniversary
to a 365-day site

We will organize the structure of the anniversaries that return each year and the records accumulated each year so that they can be useful throughout the year.

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