Category Archives: information design

Content Strategy for Everyone

Posted on 24 September 2010 by David Farbey

The title of my presentation at TCUK this week was Content Strategy for Everyone. I wasn’t the only person mentioning content strategy – one other speaker pondered about whether it is just for the web, but that’s a question I … Continue reading →

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Mind the gap

Posted on 12 September 2010 by David Farbey

I commute to work every day on the London Underground, known familiarly to Londoners and visitors alike as “the tube”. The tube network doesn’t always work as well as it could, and recently there was a very disruptive strike (with … Continue reading →

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Lies, Death, and PowerPoint

Posted on 2 May 2010 by David Farbey

The US military were reported last week to have found out something that many of us involved in information design and technical communications have known for a very long time: over-use of PowerPoint obscures the truth rather than reveals it, … Continue reading →

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