Interactive Data Visualizations: Experiencing Abstract Information
Designers Jochen Winker and Stefan Kuzaj work with the visualization of data, and have been developing innovative models for absorbing complex information. Their latest work features methods for making information interactive, requiring users to engage with devices in order to fully unlock the value of the information at hand. Their approach to data visualization is described here:
There are four essential parts in making abstract information experiencable: information itself, relevant senses, fitting emotion and a direct reference of the presentation to the information. With our method you can not only design fitting media, but also check existing media for its potential.
Watch a video explanation below:
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| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Design & Architecture, Web & Technology |
| TAGS: | data visualization, infographics, information theory, interactive design, Jochen Winker, Stefan Kuzaj |
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