Introduction to Information Design
Information design builds upon the work we have done earlier in the process. We need to know who we are designing for and why ( what problem are we trying to solve, what action are we trying to faclitate, message to be communicated, and/or process we are trying to enable.)
Whether as part of a larger process in a project or not - the who, what, why, and where is essential to creating an effective solution.
Many lessons can be garnered from studying wayfinding and information design in a real world context.
On Order
"Order tends to reduce complexity and requires elimination of details that do not fit the principles determining the order" Arnheim (1966)
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