Depth Cues for Information Design
12th Oct. 2003
This paper details a way to apply the cognitive science of visual perception as a means to improve the practice of information design. Environmental cues trigger our sense of depth, and influence form, organization, attention. The paper outlines how we may apply the cues for more effective communication.
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