Graphic design in public places under digital transformation
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54691/9ntndk60Keywords:
Digital transformation; Graphic language environment; Public places; Humanistic care; User experience.Abstract
Today, in the digital transformation, graphic design in public places is facing a series of challenges and problems, and the issue of readability of graphic design has gradually become important. Graphic design in public places needs to take into account the needs of all users, including the elderly and special groups, to ensure that the graphic design is well-readable and can be convenient and practical. The research aims to explore the ease with which contemporary graphics can build a graphic language environment for accessible recognition and humanistic care in public places in order to make information and instructions easily accessible to all user experience groups in public places.
Downloads
References
Krampen M. Signs and symbols in graphic communication[J]. Design Quarterly, 1965 (62): 1-31.
Normoyle, C. (2019). A blended perspective: Social impact assessment in graphic design. Dialectic, 2(2).
Salzano E. Seven aims for the livable city[J]. Making Cities Livable—Wege zur Menschlichen Stadt, 1997: 18-20.
Bestley, R., & McNeil, P. (2022). Visual research: An introduction to research methods in graphic design. Bloomsbury Publishing.
Colourful graphics to help people with dementia identify underground exits. (n.d.). ZBSchools.sg. https://www.zbschools.sg/stories-23077
Intelligent Guide System_Intelligent Shopping Mall Construction Solution_Intelligent Guide System_Chimage Information. (n.d.). Intelligent mall navigation system_AR navigation guide_intelligent signage system_Chimage Information. https://1000mu.com/news/detail/ 4a 03e140- a9a0-4137-9f87-70aa59c9064a_0
Merritt, K., & Zhao, S. (2021). An innovative reflection based on critically applying ux design principles. Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity, 7(2), 129.
Design should be based on humanistic care and explore the modern spirit of Chinese cultural thinking-Frankie Fan.(2018, November 9). TDRI. https://www.tdri.org.tw/17271
Downloads
Published
Issue
Section
License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
How to Cite
