INFORMATION DESIGN / EXERCISES
╎Gwendalyn Firly Bong / 0374580
╎Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media
╎Information Design / Exercises
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Instructions
II. Lectures
III. Exercises
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Project 1
Project 2
I. INSTRUCTIONS
II. FLIP EXERCISES
Exercise 1: What is an Infographic? Group Exercise
Exercise 2: Infographic Redesign
Source: https://pin.it/7faSarl6P
Advantages:
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Organized Structure
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Consistent Design
Disadvantages
- Text-heavy
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Small Font Size
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Limited Visual Examples
Now, the information is easier to go through thanks to
the color-coded index and numbers, along with a vertical
layout for improved hierarchy.
Exercise 2: Good vs Bad Infographics Group
Exercise
Exercise 3: L.A.T.C.H Principles Group
Exercise
Exercise 1: What is an Infographic? Group Exercise
Exercise 2: Infographic Redesign
- Organized Structure
- Consistent Design
- Text-heavy
- Small Font Size
- Limited Visual Examples
Now, the information is easier to go through thanks to the color-coded index and numbers, along with a vertical layout for improved hierarchy.
Exercise 2: Good vs Bad Infographics Group Exercise
Exercise 3: L.A.T.C.H Principles Group Exercise
Exercise 4: Miller's Law Group Exercise
Exercise 5: Manuel Lima 9 Directives Manifesto
Exercise 4: Miller's Law Group Exercise
III. EXERCISES
Exercise 1: Quantify and Visualize Data
In this exercise, we were told to choose similar items within a
category and arrange them in a neat layout.
I decided to pick hair ties, as there is a nice variety of colors and
sizes available. I wanted to arrange it in a circle layout, so I tried
to take a photo first and then annotate it online.
After the digital draft, I worked on the physical version. Since it
was a really big paper, I had issues drawing the circles.
Final Result
Exercise 2: L.A.T.C.H
In this exercise, we were introduced to the L.A.T.C.H principles and
were told to create an infographic. that utilizes the 4 of the
L.A.T.C.H principles.
I decided to do Pokémon, and I picked the principles: Location, Time,
Category, and Hierarchy.
Since I was familiar with the series, I wanted to do something closer
to what I had experienced. So, I picked an island from the Alola
region. Since I picked an island, it was easy to find different
geographical locations. Akala is a decently sized island, so there was
a variety available.
Similar to the previous task, I decided to draw it out first. The
Location principle was easy to find, as I had the different
locations. Category and Hierarchy can be used simultaneously for the
evolutions, so I only had to find Time. I had a hard time looking
for this one, and there were a lot of options. I ended up picking
the day/night combo, so I split the poster into two sides: one day
and one night. Pokémon that spawned during the day would be on the
left, and at night on the right.
Final Result
Exercise 1: Quantify and Visualize Data
Final Result
Exercise 2: L.A.T.C.H
I decided to do Pokémon, and I picked the principles: Location, Time, Category, and Hierarchy.
Since I was familiar with the series, I wanted to do something closer to what I had experienced. So, I picked an island from the Alola region. Since I picked an island, it was easy to find different geographical locations. Akala is a decently sized island, so there was a variety available.
Similar to the previous task, I decided to draw it out first. The Location principle was easy to find, as I had the different locations. Category and Hierarchy can be used simultaneously for the evolutions, so I only had to find Time. I had a hard time looking for this one, and there were a lot of options. I ended up picking the day/night combo, so I split the poster into two sides: one day and one night. Pokémon that spawned during the day would be on the left, and at night on the right.
Final Result
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