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Psychology · 19 min

Visual Thinking For Design

By Colin Ware

This episode reveals how visual thinking is our brain's most fundamental language for understanding, simplifying complexity, and making sense of the world.

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Psychology
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19 min
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“This episode reveals how visual thinking is our brain's most fundamental language for understanding, simplifying complexity, and making sense of the world.”

— Colin Ware, Visual Thinking For Design

What it is about

Visual Communication, Cognitive Science, Information Design, Perception

Who it is for

If you often struggle to make sense of complex information or communicate ideas clearly, this will sharpen your understanding of how we truly perceive and process the world, and this will help you see what to do next.

The author

Colin Ware, a cognitive scientist and pioneer in information visualization, draws on deep research to explain precisely how our visual system processes information and how to design for human perception.

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Colin Ware

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