The subject of this assignment is A Visual Explanation: deconstruct/ reconstruct/ reimagine. The instructor assigned a book for every student, that contains a lot of complexes information; the first task is to get knowledge, understanding, and get used to the book. The next mission is, "Visually, explain the information space of your assigned artifact on a large printed poster."
I picked a book by Bill Moggridge, Designing Interactions. In this book, Moggridge interviewed designers who had their imprint on HCI design and technology; then, he commented on every chapter.
I picked a book by Bill Moggridge, Designing Interactions. In this book, Moggridge interviewed designers who had their imprint on HCI design and technology; then, he commented on every chapter.
After looking deeply into the book, I decided to build my explanation of the book on two parts, a timeline of the designs/technologies by the designers, and quotes from every interview. Also, I linked all designers who worked together in a project. Because the book is significant, I considered it as a transportation plan that needs a map to get from A to B "way-finding." The book title on to the poster is the main situation, then the chapters are sub-lines, each chapter has stops "designers," then each stop leads to another stop "a design or a technology."
