Information Design - Final Compilation & Reflection
06.02.2024 - 29.03.2024 / Week 1 - Week 8
IAN CHOO XIN ZHE / 20075339
Information Design / Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media
FINAL COMPILATION
Exercise 1: Quantify & Visualize Data
Fig 1.1 Exercise 1
Exercise 2: L.A.T.C.H
Fig 1.2 Exercise 2
Instructable Infographics Poster
Fig 1.3 Infographics Poster
Animated Infographic
Fig 1.4 Animated Infographic
Final Project
Fig 1.5 Final Project
Reflection
Experience
Throughout the information design module, I've had a fulfilling and enriching experience that has significantly expanded my understanding of visual communication and data presentation. From exploring various design principles to applying them in practical projects, each aspect of the module has contributed to my growth as a designer. Collaborating with peers, receiving feedback from instructors, and engaging in hands-on activities have all been invaluable experiences that have enhanced my skills and knowledge in the field of information design.
Observations
One notable observation throughout the module is the importance of effective communication in conveying complex information. Whether it's designing infographics or creating presentations, clarity and simplicity are paramount. I've observed how different design elements such as color, typography, and layout can significantly impact the readability and comprehension of visual materials. Additionally, the collaborative nature of the module has highlighted the value of teamwork and the diverse perspectives it brings to the design process.
Findings
One of the key findings from the module is the power of storytelling in information design. Through narrative-driven approaches, we can engage audiences on a deeper level and make complex information more accessible and relatable. Moreover, I've discovered the significance of user-centered design principles in creating designs that resonate with the target audience. By prioritizing the needs and preferences of users, we can create more effective and impactful visual communication materials.
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