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Visual Design Treatment: Application of Edward Tufte’s Five Theories

Visual Design Treatment: Application of Edward Tufte’s Five Theories Throughout the development of my project, I made a conscious effort to incorporate Edward Tufte’s five design principles. Using the ideas of space over time, colour usage, layering and separation, micro/macro readings, and comparison of small multiples, I designed a story that was easy to follow …

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 Ethical or Sustainable Subject

What is Sustainability? Sustainability is defined as the harmonious integration of environmental health, social equity, and economic vitality to build communities that are thriving, healthy, diverse, and resilient—both now and for future generations. It acknowledges the deep interconnections between ecological, social, and economic systems and embraces a holistic, systems-based approach to problem-solving. Practicing sustainability means …

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3D Metamorphosis Animation

https://youtu.be/y2PHwSdFqA0 Reboost 3D Metamorphosis Animation Sound Reference HitsLab (2025). Product Launch Advertising Commercial Music | Royalty-free Music. [online] Pixabay.com. Available at: https://pixabay.com/music/future-bass-product-launch-advertising-commercial-music-301409/ [Accessed 10 Mar. 2025].

Final Design

Use Of Colour I apply Tufte’s principle of colour by using bright, vibrant colours—such as orange, lime green, and watermelon—on the Reboost labels. These colours are carefully chosen to distinguish each flavour, ensuring instant recognition and creating a strong visual identity for the product. In the animation, I use these colours to guide the viewer’s …

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Visual Design Treatment

Visual Design Treatment- How Will I Incorporate Tufte’s Principles Tufte’s use of colour Tufte’s use of colour focuses on clarity, hierarchy, and logical organization rather than decoration. He believed colour should encode information, not be random. For example, colour gradients represent elevation, with lighter shades for high points and deeper tones for low points World …

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