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Design Category
Information design, 2003
Design firm
The New York Times (New York, New York)
Collection
(2004) AIGA 365: 25
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Our design problem was to summarize the casualties sustained in during the first week of the invasion of Iraq. The design approach remains essentially the same with all informational graphics at the Times: Be clear and be compelling. Design the data so that its patterns emerge and not the hand of the designer.
Clear, clean, concise; it all comes together. Just a nice piece of news, easy to read, not over done. Interesting and practical.