Information Design Journal 22:1
[Information Design Journal, 22:1] 2016. iii, 75 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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EditorialCarla G. Spinillo | pp. 1–2
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Investigating typographic differentiation: Italics are more subtle than bold for emphasisMary C. Dyson and Sofie Beier | pp. 3–18
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Emotions in design: Considering user experience for tangible and ambient interaction in control roomsJennie Schaeffer and Rikard Lindell | pp. 19–31
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Optimization of assembly instructions for a low-cost housing solutionCarmen Torres-Sanchez, Changxi Huang, and Garry Steel | pp. 32–48
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Does detail matter? The effect of visual detail in line drawings on task executionKerstin Alexander, Andreas Schubert, and Michael Meng | pp. 49–61
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Comparative Causal Mapping: The CMAP3 Method by Mauri Laukkanen & Mingde WangReviewed by Stephania Padovani | pp. 62–65
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HCI International Conference 2015Aaron Marcus | pp. 66–67
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7th IDIC: Information Design International Conference (CIDI 2015)Virginia Tiradentes Souto | pp. 68–69
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Challenges: ATypI annual conferenceChristopher Hammerschmidt | pp. 70–71
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International Design Congress 2015—Eeum: Design ConnectsPriscila Lena Farias | pp. 72–73
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A curator's reflection GraphicsRCA: Fifty Years and BeyondTeal Triggs | pp. 74–75
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