Leandro Medeiros

Sometimes it’s hard to understand a thousand numbers on a text, or worst, a table that is apparently impossible to read from start to the end without loose yourself. For this, we have infographics.
Because a lot of design blogs have great lists, I selected some good videos and sites. If you have others, please leave a comment.

pt-BR: Às vezes é difícil entender milhares de números em um texto, ou pior, uma tabela que é impossível ler do início ao fim sem se perder. Para isso, temos infográficos.
Como vários blogs de design tem ótimas listas, eu selecionei alguns bons videos e sites. Se você tiver outros, deixe um comentário.

The great Hans Rosling in two fantastic videos:

1. “Let my dataset change your mindset”

2. “The best stats you’ve ever seen”

“It’s time for real” from Hellmann’s

The “Pong Research” by Juicy Studios

Two by Maya Design:

1. The “Information”

2. “Architecture”

“The production trail of coffee“ by Tim Whalen

“Did you know 4.0″ by XPLANE

You can see more here, here and some paper versions here, here and here.

Actually all we work to make more useful, more simple and smart the human-computer interaction. Sometimes, when I think about the future of interfaces design for computing devices, I try to imagine how is possible create a most familiar device to use the interfaces.
The video below show how do it. An extraordinary and simple idea – combine blocks to generate an expected result. Each block is a device itself, or instead, each one is an
interaction object.
Watch the video, it’s more than I wrote.


Update: these blocks are called “Siftables”.





Video by TED (via IATV.COM)