Power of Punctuation, Design & Order in Everyday Life

"Punctuation has a pitch value like the alphabet table, it also has mass and energy - (113)

The author quotes a lot of people saying that "art exists to serve to bring order to human experience" (118).

"By embodying the principles of visual ordering, subjects do not create order in the audience's mind, but audiences do this to prepare for their experiences - (121)

"If it is not the purpose of creating an order in the consciousness of the observer, is it actually related to the appearance of the target? In other words, is there an objective visual quality that conforms to" good design "? (122)

"There is almost (perhaps perfectly?) Harmony and inconsistency for those who have learned a particular color coding approach.For example, for the shepherd in Central Asia, the quality of an object can not be separated from its specific performance.A red red It differs from fire red (123)

"Basic patterns such as straight lines and right angles are easily separated and identified by people who live in the" clumsy world ", but those who are accustomed to a more organic environment will remember this" unit " I can not see it as a perception background - (123)

If the design is power, we use it everyday, and design is the most important thing we can cultivate as individual and socially skill. In order to reach where I want to go, think consciously what I want to achieve. Those who simply define the design in terms of form and function missed the ability to own and operate "the space where all living happens", the potential everyday power. What is more general than everyday? What is close?

If you are a designer, you may have something very familiar with this concept. Indeed, since Don Norman announced "Daily Goods Design", "human-centered" designers have come close to physical design. His 1988 work (formerly known as "daily life psychology") is based on psychologists and spiritual philosopher J. J's work. Gibson, he introduced the concept of ability of all generations. Availability is the relationship between the people who can accomplish the action and their environment. As with other relationships, if you consider individual parts individually, availability becomes meaningless. Since their complementarity is a factor in providing behavior, you need to think that these parts are joined together. For example, the connection between the hand and the door handle provides an action for opening the door. You must have a door handle, your hands need to grab it and open the door