Karel van der Waarde

Karel van der Waarde

is editor/board member of the following journal:

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Information Design Journal (IDJ)

is author of the following articles:

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Waarde, Karel van der. 2019. “Information about medicines in Europe”. Information Design Journal  25:3, 308–314
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Waarde, Karel van der. 2018. “A personal view”. Information Design Journal  24:1, 80–84
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Waarde, Karel van der. 2016. “The design of information on Ibuprofen”. Information Design Journal  22:3, 281–297
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Waarde, Karel van der. 2014. “Editorial”. Information Design Journal  21:3, 186–188
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Waarde, Karel van der. 2014. “IDC 2014”. Information Design Journal  21:1, 83–84
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Waarde, Karel van der. 2014. “Inge Gobert & Johan Van Looveren Thoughts on Designing Information”. Information Design Journal  21:2, 181–183
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Waarde, Karel van der. 2009. “A practitioner's guide to persuasion: An overview of 15 selected persuasion theories, models and frameworks”. In Traffic & Transport: Part I, 150
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Waarde, Karel van der. 2009. “The impact of the format of graphical presentation on health-related knowledge and treatment choices”. In Traffic & Transport: Part I, 150
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Waarde, Karel van der. 2008. “Measuring the quality of information in medical package leaflets: harmful or helpful?”. In Highlights of Vision Plus 12: Information Design - Achieving Measurable Results, 216–228
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Westendorp, Piet and Karel van der Waarde. 2003. “Editorial”. Information Design Journal  11:2/3, 103–105
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Westendorp, Piet and Karel van der Waarde. 2001. “Icons”. In Theme: Pictograms, 91–94
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Westendorp, Piet and Karel van der Waarde. 2003. “Editorial: From avionics to aviation information architecture”. Information Design Journal  11:1, 1–3
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Westendorp, Piet and Karel van der Waarde. 2001. “Editorial introduction”. In Theme: Bertin; Conference: Vision +6, 1–3