Information Design Journal

Volume 11, Issue 2/3 (2003)

2003.

Publishing status: Available

https://doi.org/10.1075/idj.11.2-3

Table of Contents

Publisher’s note	102
Editorial Piet Westendorp and Karel van der Waarde	103–105
Articles
Serifs, sans serifs and infant characters in children’s reading books Sue Walker and Linda Reynolds	106–122
Designing documents for train operators Silvia Torsi, Antonio Rizzo, Simone Pozzi and Luca Save	123–137
The graphical forms, visual-verbal resonances, meanings and semiosis of the Red Cross symbols Havi Murungi, Ian McLaren and Robert Chen	138–150
An overview of the unified modeling language and diagrammatic modeling language design in software engineering M. Naci Akkøk	151–159
The ‘magic number 5’: Is it enough for web-testing? Carol Barnum	160–170
Conceptual maps in e-learning Jacopo Armani and Andrea Rocci	171–184
Technical communication or information design: A merging of professions Alison Reynolds	185–190
Information for conscious choice Dino Karabeg	191–200
The construction of records in Dutch police interrogations Martha L. Komter	201–213
Conference InfoDesign Ed 2002
Introduction Sue Walker	214–215
Breaking barriers Frank Cronk, Jill Dacey and Colleen Taugher	216–224
Design education of the lay client Liv Merete Nielsen	225–229
Storytelling and the personalization of information: A way to teach user-based information design Judith Moldenhauer	230–242
InfoDesign-Café discussion
Upside down maps Michael Andrews	243–245
Exhibition Review
Birth/Death of information as art: ‘BodyWorlds’ Aaron Marcus	246–251
Designing an interactive decision explorer Patricia Wright, Christopher John and Steve Belt	252–260
Document Design Research Watch	261–273
Implications of what is said: The difference between what is stated and what is meant Wilbert Spooren	261–263
The aim of this article is to... Geert Jacobs	263–265
The complexity of context Élisabeth Le	266–268
A Handful / Hand Full of Colorful Beads: Critical studies of cummunication Jan Piet Verckens	268–271
Studying message features: Problems and opportunities Hans Hoeken	271–273
Book Reviews
Review of “Editorial Design for Print and Electronic Media” by Yolanda Zappaterra Reviewed by Yateendra Joshi	274–275
Review of “Mapping: An Illustrated Guide to Graphic Navigational Systems” by Roger Fawcett-Tang and William Owen Reviewed by Lisa Yayla	275–276
Review of “Graphic Design & Reading: Explorations of an Uneasy Relationship” by Gunnar Swanson (editor) Reviewed by R. Roger Remington	276–277
Review of “Information Graphics and Visual Clues: Communicating Information through Graphic Design” by Ronnie Lipton Reviewed by Cynthia Rohner	277–279
Review of “Information Design: An Introduction” by Rune Pettersson Reviewed by Michael Salvo	279–281
Review of “Typography and Language in Everyday Life: Prescription and Practice” by Sue Walker Reviewed by David Sless	281–283