Visualization design aims to make information understandable and even beautiful. It translates and synthesizes highly complex ideas and experiences into clearer formats, bridging the gap between quantitative and qualitative data through visual means. Visualization design is not a new field: maps and diagrams are common examples of how information can be translated visually for practical uses. Architects and designers are working together using visualization data to expand the limits of how we digest data and make information transparent and accessible for all.
Visualization design
5 examples
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Massimo Vignelli, Joan Charysyn, Bob Noorda, Unimark International Corporation, New York New York Subway Map 1970-1972
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Kate Crawford, Vladan Joler Anatomy of an AI System 2018
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Fernanda Bertini Viégas, Martin Wattenberg Wind Map 2012
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Shigetaka Kurita Emoji 1998-1999
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JODI, Joan Heemskerk, Dirk Paesmans My%Desktop 2002