Information Design for Curious Readers (Spanish, Multisub)

Learn to communicate in an attractive and effective way through design The visualization of information and its design is the medium in which Trineo – a creative duo formed by Paula Erre and Darío Katzev – move with ease and freedom. In this course they will teach you how to use the design, exploring new communication possibilities, to present data and generate new reading levels that will hook your interlocutor.

Using the visual aspect as a vehicle, you will learn to call the attention of an active, avid and curious reader, waving his eyes to be engaged in reading and decoding the piece; trying to contribute, through the schematic, an added value to your infographics.

What will you learn in this online course? To begin, Paula and Darío will tell you about their work and what their influences are when it comes to addressing their professional projects.

They will explain what the schematic is, the levels of iconicity and the modes of visualization. You will understand the importance of the coding of information and its visual repertoires and you will see what the textual forms are.

Next, you will choose a popular character, real or fiction, and you will base your project on the course. You will learn to select the most relevant milestones to include in your visual biography and Darío and Paula will explain how to represent them in time and space.

To finish, you will add complexity to your project and you will learn to establish a typographic criterion to obtain a visual outline of the biography of the character you have chosen.

What is this course’s project? You will make a visual biography of a character of your choice, presenting your life and work in a visually appealing way, in a piece that proposes a non-linear reading mode through the use of visual codes, graphic, chromatic and typographic palettes.

Who is this online course for? Designers, infographers and anyone with an interest in learning to present data in an effective and attractive way, managing to attract the reader towards complex data visualization.

Requirements and materials You must have basic knowledge of graphic design and notions of typography. In addition, you should know how to use digital editing tools such as Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop.

In terms of materials, you will need to have a computer in which you have installed the necessary software for the editing of your final project.

01 – Presentation 02 – Influences 03 – What is the schematic 04 – Levels of iconicity 05 – Display modes 06 – A highly coded domain 07 – Codes and their repertoires 08 – The textual forms 09 – Analyzing 10 – Putting together a step-by-step outline the contents, their editing and manipulation 11 – The general form, the whole, the layout 12 – The representation of time and space 13 – Work in layers 14 – Add complexity 15 – The typography 16 – Information design for curious readers Information Design for Curious Readers_Subtitles.7z

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