About information design →
Maybe I’ll have a job after I graduate, after all.
Information design, edited by Robert Jacobson, 2000 Information design: Emergence of a new profession, Robert E. Horn
Information design is defined as the art and science of preparing information so that it can be used by human beings with efficiency and effectiveness. Its primary objetives are:
1. To develop documents that are comprehensive, rapidly and accurately retrievable, and easy to translate into effective action.
2. To design interactions with equipment that are easy, natural, and as pleasant as possible. This involves solving many problems in the design of the human-computer interface.
3. To enable people to find their way in three-dimensional space with comfort and case-especially urban space, but also, given recent developments, virtual space.
