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Decoding Design: Understanding and Using Symbols in Visual Communication Maggie Macnab
Publisher: F+W Media

Message is meant and designed for maximum impact 7. Anticipating the intent of the sender 9. Another researcher that has worked with Gee to understand video games as a type of literacy are Mary Leigh Morbey and Carolyn Steele in their essay titled, “Student Mastery in Metamodal Learning Environments: Moving beyond Multimodal Literacy”. Jan 19, 2014 - Instead of having to learn the hundreds of pictures used in hieroglyphics, writers could communicate much more quickly with 30 or less symbols representing sounds. Understanding symbols uses to communicate a message b. Apr 26, 2011 - Now, the more I explore and decode smiley faces and their related family members, the more appreciation I have for the complexity of how two elliptical eyes and a mouth line can communicate emotion. Apr 7, 2014 - Firstly, besides from language as a communication system, images, symbols, graphs, artifacts, and many other visual symbols are noteworthy (Gee 17). Understanding and translating verbal, visual and other codes d. Logo Design: What happens when a schematic face is incorporated into a logo design? Apr 16, 2014 - Whatever happens inside your mind or body to interfere with understanding the message as intended, or to interfere with transmitting the message in a way that will be understood - Internal Decode a. Secondly, both words and images . The fact that we Using schematic faces in various types of visual communication is one way to leverage the human ability to interpret facial language quickly. Being able to The main assumption of visual communication is that the recipient is visually literate enough to decrypt the communication and understand the meaning behind the image. But people As art and design students and practitioners, visual literacy is at the core of our practice. Understanding the intent of the message c.