Tag: wayfinding
Check out the case about one of the stages in Chelyabinsk transit reform communication — route changes from January 1, 2022...
A couple of days ago I visited Beersheba, a city in southern Israel
My post on London Underground voice announcements turned out to be surprisingly popular. So, here is another one
In the previous two parts, we’ve figured out that the preferred distortion and layers depend on the map’s supposed use case
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
Often, transport diagrams do not accurately represent reality. But is this “lying” even acceptable? And if yes, to what degree?
Remember my old post with London Underground voice announcements? I’ve found many more recordings in my collection, including the announcements on the Bakerloo and Jubilee lines
The eternal mystery of signage design is that women on the toilet signs often have just one leg. They are all over the world