Information design
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Information design is the design of visual displays of data. See Information graphics. It is defined as the art and science of preparing information so that it can be used by human beings with efficiency and effectiveness (Jacobson 2000).
In computer science and information technology, information design is sometimes a rough synonym for (but is not necessarily the same discipline as) information architecture, the design of information systems, databases, or data structures. This sense includes data modelling and process analysis.
References
Jacobson, R. editor (2000) “Information Design: The Emergence of a New Profession”, Information Design, MIT Press, p. 15.
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2 responses to “Difference is; the other wing is yellow too.”
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Wild Willie!! Good to have you on the blogosphere man. See you (hopefully) the 7th of March for an informal Geek meeting? Check out http://geekcoffee.pbwiki.com/Cheers man!
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Hey there! Oh for sure – I’ll make a point of joining you guys at Harry’s 🙂
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