Design by Definition

<p>When we think of design primarily in terms of visual representation we neglect an essential piece of the creative process. The words we use to form concepts can also powerfully shape a design project from start to finish-giving clarity to goals precision to names and structure and purpose to stylistic choices.</p><p><br></p><p>Elizabeth McGuane offers a fresh empowering framework for design. Drawing from her experience on the forefront of web mobile and product design she shows us how to harness the potency of words and language to uplift and illuminate rather than encumber. Learn how to effectively apply semantic concepts use language to frame design problems clearly and integrate elements of style such as metaphor and nomenclature to strengthen your design process.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>THIS BOOK EXPLORES</strong></p><ul><li>Frameworks for building shared language and strengthening collaboration</li><li>How to practically incorporate semantic concepts into any design process</li><li>Steps for addressing product and design evolution through concept definition</li></ul>