Selected Readings of the 8th Information Design International Conference - Information Design: Memories
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02 - Infographics and narrative: exploring concepts
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05 - Visualizing data on graphic memory research
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06 - Digital datasheet for archives of images
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07 - Information on the road: towards a methodology for the study of truck art
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08 - From Pará to Brazil, João Francisco Madureira: a pioneer in Brazilian type design
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10 - A picture of time and knowledge in the almanacs from Amazonas (1870 to 1927)
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11 - Methodological procedures for the interpretation of images present in tactile illustrated books
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13 - Memory aids, information artifacts and aging: medication-taking strategies
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14 - The trajectory of design/education at UFPE and the actions of RIDE
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17 - Drawing or Design? Contribution to the definition of designology
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This book starts with Spinillos’s provocation: to compare medicines and industrialized food/beverage products. This provocation is based on the fact that poor legibility andreadability of informative texts, the use of technical jargons and small typographic font size are problems common to medicines inserts, nutrition facts, and lists of ingredients offood/beverage products. Spinillo argues that critical information about food composition should be presented as clearly as possible to consumers. This information is designed to support a narrative. The importance of narratives in design has been central to many studies (Bizzocchi, 2014; Forlizzi and Ford; Grimaldi, Fokkinga, and Ocnarescu, 2013). Although its importance is well accepted, a more precise concept and typology of narratives in design are still being constructed. Another design artifact that is based on narratives is the infographic that uses pictures and text to express temporality creatively. Vieira, Cunha, and Rolim explored the relationship between narratives and infographics to bring a broad view of what are the main issues being discussed in Brazil.
- Fadel, Luciane Maria
- Rosa, José Guilherme Santa
- Portugal, Cristina
- Spinillo, Carla Galvão
- Vieira, Rosângela
- Cunha, Paulo
- Rolim, Eva
- Medina, Camila
- Machado, Tacianne Kriscia
- Jacob, Regina Tangerino de Souza
- Domiciano, Cassia Leticia Carrara
- Pereira, Rômulo do Nascimento
- Medeiros, Ligia Maria Sampaio de
- Farias, Priscila Lena
- Moreira, Luiza Avelar
- Fonseca, Letícia Pedruzzi
- Queiroga, Jonas Silva
- Farias, Priscila Lena
- Martins, Fernanda de O.
- Lima, Edna Cunha
- Lima, Guilherme Cunha
- Azerêdo, Júlia Sousa
- Lessa, Washington Dias
- Lessa, Ligia Maria Sampaio de
- Romani, Elizabeth
- Mazzilli, Clice de Toledo Sanjar
- Moraes, Laíse Miolo de
- Gonçalves, Berenice Santos
- Velloso, Bruno Panerai
- Silva, Claudio Henrique da
- Coutinho, S. G.
- Lopes, M.T.
- Barbosa, N.C.
- Cadena, R. A.
- Mota, Marina L. P.
- Campello, Silvio B.
- Souza, Angélica Porto C. de
- Hennes, Mariana
- Coutinho, Solange
- Providência, Francisco