20-21 June 2024, Vienna, Austria
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Brian Kwok Sze Hang
From Legible London to Hong Kong: Localizing and Enhancing Accessibility and Legibility in Pedestrian Wayfinding through User-Centered Design
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Chiara Fioravanti
Explaining administrative procedures to migrants: the role of intercultural mediators in the information design process
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Chad Hall
Teaching information visualization through Quantified Self
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Camille Étienne
Liquid consistency. A new information design paradigm for omnichannel digital ecosystems
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Andrew Barker
Using qualitative data to inform design decisions in government
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Chris Thornton
Medical Information Design
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Colette Jeffrey
An Epic Journey With A Magpie: How information design helps us find the way in buildings
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David Skopec
Bridging Design and Social Science for Innovation
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Diana Frank
Changing Communication in Product Teams Using Semantic (Visual) Modeling to Efficiently Define or Refine Products and Services
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Enrico Bravi
Meta, Macro, Meso, Micro: developing a teaching model for data visualisation
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Giuseppe Attoma Pepe
Liquid consistency. A new information design paradigm for omnichannel digital ecosystems
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Indae Hwang
PASS: transforming the airport security screening experience
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Jaap Knevel
There must be other ways: A personal plea for more complexity, dialogue, and otherness in wayfinding design
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Katrin Beste
Finding your way to a new job – wayfinding for the Austrian Jobcenter
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Klaas van der Veen
FIELDWORK-BASED VISUALS - Closing the gap between scientific information and real life
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Mandar Rane
Exploring design of icons for motorised ICU beds
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Mihály Minkó
A Case Study of Visualizing Public Broadcast News
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Sara C Klohn Reader
Infographic design: teaching practices
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Sara Goldschmit
Information design for health education in hip and knee osteoarthritis
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Sue Perks
Can Unicode learn from experimental symbol classification methods from the 1950s?
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Tingyi S. Lin
Diverse needs, various behavioral patterns, and one way to show
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Tomas Chochole
Applied research from an information design perspective
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Myra Thiessen
PASS: transforming the airport security screening experience
The “Vision Plus” conference series is an international, interdisciplinary forum for information design.
In six thematic sessions with speakers from 14 countries on 4 continents, this years’ programme is an exciting mix across a wide spectrum of information design applications. Talks range from practical project work and research, to teaching practice, culture and science.
Government / civil society
Healthcare
Culture
Science & technology
Methods
Mobility
Download the VisionPlus24 book on the IIID Website
VisionPlus Conference is an initiative of the International Institute for Information Design (IIID).