Edward Tufte Talks information Design
BoredStiff writes "The Weekend Edition of NPR ran a story on Edward Tufte — the outspoken critic of PowerPoint presentations — he has been described by The New York Times as "The Leonardo da Vinci of Data." Since 1993, thousands have attended his day-long seminars on Information Design. Tufte's most recent book is filled with hundreds of illustrations that demonstrate one concept: good design is timeless, while bad design can be a matter of life and death."
Did this article have a point, or was it just an advertisement for Tufte's new book?
How about "Displaying Quantitative Information"? That's got more snap to it.
Okay, I'm being a picky here. But good communication requires just that.
who made this tuft person dictator of design ?
is there any DATA thats right DATA not opinions to back up his crap ?
this is an example of a whole field where someone becomes acknolwedged as a demigod based on nothing but his opinions, which are frequently wrong stupid or irritating
sorry bout the rant, but when somoene goes so far on so little it really gets to me