Conclusion
We live in a world that is full of information. We receive this through an ever-increasing variety of media including newspapers, magazines, books, television and radio programmes, telephones, the worldwide web, the postal service and numerous other types of both solicited and unsolicited publicity, PR and marketing devices. So, how do we make sense of it all? How are we able to interpret, prioritize and digest the bits that are important? How do we recognize what is important against all the rest?
Hopefully from reading this book you have been able to see that the role of the information designer is diverse, in that there are many ways to convey data to a specific audience. There are, however, certain guiding principles that all information ...
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