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ISBN-10 : 184150016X
ISBN-13 : 9781841500164
Author: Philip Barker
Our society is becoming a more visual culture day-by-day. This book offers detailed analyses of how to combine words with pictures to communicate clearly across cultural barriers. While some information is better communicated by one kind of media than another, some information is communicated most effectively through a combination of media. This book presents a critical framework within which iconic communication systems can be developed to truly bridge linguistic and cultural gaps and to provide effective computer-based systems for conveying information on a global scale. With valuable insights for the Information and Communication industries, this book draws on the work presented at several conferences on the subject and is designed primarily for graphic designers and human-computer interface developers as well as supplementary reading on degree courses in Information Technology.
Part 1: Foundations
1. Human Communication Processes
2. On the Possibility and Impossibility of a Universal Iconic Communication System
3. The Limits of Iconic Communication
Part 2: Background
4. Some Pictorial Symbol Systems for Public Places
5. Double Vision
6. Communication through Icons
Part 3: Proposals
7. Do You See What I'm Saying?
8. IconText: An Exploration of the Limitations of Iconic Languages
9. Visualisation of Textual Structures
Part 4: Development of Prototypes
10. The Augmentation of Textual Communication with User-created Icons
11. VIL: A Visual Inter Lingua
Part 5: Research Outcomes
12. Icons in the Mind
13. Designing and Evaluating Icons
14. Evaluating Appropriate Interface Metaphors
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