Tag: wayfinding

15 posts   See also:  transportation   voice announcements   projects   design   London Underground

Wayfinding for Wildberries suppliers

Check out a new large project: wayfinding for suppliers of Wildberries, the largest Russian online retailer

Tashkent Metro map

Check out our new Metro map for Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Chelyabinsk transit reform communication

Check out the case about one of the stages in Chelyabinsk transit reform communication — route changes from January 1, 2022...

Signs in an Israeli train bathroom

A couple of days ago I visited Beersheba, a city in southern Israel

Derbent bus map

Check out our new transit map. This time it’s Derbent

New York City Subway voice announcements

My post on London Underground voice announcements turned out to be surprisingly popular. So, here is another one

Signs and plaques in Kiev

More photos from Kiev

Map and reality: diagrams

In the previous two parts, we’ve figured out that the preferred distortion and layers depend on the map’s supposed use case

Map and reality: layers

In Map and reality: distortion I talked about how distortion is inevitable on a map and the question is what to distort given a particular task

Map and reality: distortion

Often, transport diagrams do not accurately represent reality. But is this “lying” even acceptable? And if yes, to what degree?

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