Information Design
Information design makes complex information easier to understand and to use. These articles inform, inspire and define the rapidly growing discipline and its participants.
- From AIGA Design Archives
- Kate Spade, LLC (New York, New York), Promotional design and advertising, 2006, kate spade & JACK SPADE 2005
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