Information Design Journal

Volume 13, Issue 2 (2005)

2005. 90 pp.

Publishing status: Available

© John Benjamins Publishing Company

https://doi.org/10.1075/idj.13.2

Table of Contents

Editorial Jan Renkema	93
Inventive decisions and critical judgments in the design of ‘complex’ documents Jay L. Gordon	95–101
Interview: Terminal signage. Buildings don’t speak for themselves: An interview with Paul Mijksenaar Lawrie Hunter	102–110
Cycle plots and multiway charts: Two useful little-known graph forms Naomi B. Robbins	111–117
How lay readers and experts understand organization charts: A study of diagrammatic literacy Henk Pander Maat and Gemma Bierman	118–132
Problems in the Field: Commercial Proposals: Interesting for document design research? Joep Jaspers and Daniel Jansen	133–135
Designing cognition: Visual metaphor as a design feature in business magazines Veronika Koller	136–150
New Media: Big business, Big Brother: User profiling on the Internet Thea M. van der Geest	151–154
Levels of implicitness in magazine advertisements: An experimental study into the relationship between complexity and appreciation in magazine advertisements Margot van Mulken, Renske van Enschot and Hans Hoeken	155–164
Research Watch	165–174
Book Reviews
M.J. Albers and B. Mazur (Eds.): Content and complexity. Information design in technical communication Reviewed by Robert Linsky	175–176
Jessica Helfand: Reinventing the wheel Reviewed by Beth C. Lisberg Najberg	176–177

Subjects

Communication Studies

Communication Studies

Psychology

Cognitive psychology

Main BIC Subject

GTC: Communication studies

Main BISAC Subject

LAN004000: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Communication Studies