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Nine decades on, a Japanese army doctor’s invention is still being used to test colour vision

Information designers are ideally placed to make the most of the new digital era.

Richard Saul Wurman, FAIA, is an architect, cartographer and the author and designer of more than 60 books. He founded the TED conferences, which “focus on the merging & converging of the fields of Technology, Entertainment and Design”. Wurman coined the term “Information Architecture” in 1976 when he was chairman of the national convention of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and devised the theme “The Architecture of Information”.

Spurned and marginalised for more than a century, decoration is enjoying a guilt-free renaissance

How can we make the virtual more physical while bringing emotion into the digital domain?

Field’s 10,000 ‘illustrations’ for SEA’s GF Smith paper swatch give a new dimension to variable data printing

Content is king at Nicolas Bourquin’s Onlab, but its editorial focus incorporates visual delight and conceptual ingenuity.

Australian artist Rosalie Gascoigne turned discarded packaging type into ‘stammering concrete poetry’