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Information Designer
You have the mind of a graphic designer, but your creations are far more rational than aesthetic.
You’ll simplify the delivery of complex pieces of information by translating it into innovative – yet straightforward – designs that meet the functional needs of your clients, and users can understand effortlessly.
You may work on signage, maps, charts, graphs and other technical projects; the goal is to compile information and other data into easy-to-understand visual representations and simple messages.
Your background can be that of a graphic designer, copywriter, web developer, instructional designer, technical writer, or user interface designer. However, as long as you keep up with the latest technology trends and have a solid understanding of design, writing, information structure, and programming; you’re set up for success.
Tools of the Trade: Illustrator; InDesign; Photoshop
Salary: $$ 1/2
