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Refereed articles
Volume 1, Number 2: 2005 - Special Issue: Visual Communication
ISSN: 1833-2226
Identifying, Categorising and Rationalising Digital Design Moves Made by Novice Graphic Designers
Stones, C.
Stones, C. Identifying, Categorising and Rationalising Digital Design Moves Made by Novice Graphic Designers pp.21-36. keywords: Design moves, Colour schemes, Digital design, Visualisation, Design process Generally this paper hopes to set an agenda promoting the use of digital design move capture and visualisation systems within the formal study of graphic design practice, to accompany other research tools such as protocol analysis and task observations.
Before and After the Computer: The Role of Drawing in Graphic Design
Schenk, P.
Schenk, P. Before and After the Computer: The Role of Drawing in Graphic Design pp.11-20. keywords: Drawing ability, Design process, Digital studio This paper is based on some of the key findings from a research programme conducted over 20 years, and charts significant adaptations to the professional practice of graphic designers and changes in a traditional, largely paper-based design process to one extensively facilitated by a digital working environment.
Sharpening One's Axe: Making a Case for a Comprehensive Approach to Research in the Graphic Design Process
Nini, P.J.
Editorial: Roxburgh, M. Nini, P.J. Sharpening One's Axe: Making a Case for a Comprehensive Approach to Research in the Graphic Design Process pp.1-10. keywords: problem-solving, user-centred, process models, planning models, research methods The goal of this paper is to present the basic information needed for graphic designers to consider incorporating the demonstrated research techniques in their work. It is my hope that more graphic designers will pursue a research-based approach to the process of creating appropriate and effective communications for the various users and audience groups for which they design.
