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Visual design thinking: a collaborative dimensions framework to profile visualisations
DOI:10.1016/j.destud.2019.04.001.png)
Abstract
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Design Thinking is predominantly visual: a variety of visualisations - from sketches to analytic diagrams - can support designers' work. Each visual format has affordances that constrain and enable specific cognitive and collaborative actions: how can we describe, select and design visualisations for supporting specific phases of the design process? By integrating literature from related domains we developed a Collaborative Dimensions of Visualisations framework, which allows to distinguish seven traits of visualisations: Structural Restrictiveness, Content Modifiability, Directed Focus, Perceived Finishedness, Outcome Clarity, Visual Appeal and Collaboration Support. Each dimension is described and an illustrative example is provided. The framework is a pragmatic and theoretically grounded discussion tool aimed at helping designers make more informed decisions regarding the visualisations they work with. (C) 2019 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
visual representations
design process
design thinking
affordance
co-creation
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