Storytelling through design

Abstract

While the methods and materials of design give “form” to communications, Roger Sametz and Andrew Maydoney compellingly argue and illustrate that the ultimate goal of manipulating type, color, imagery, space, and time is to tell stories—to engage “teller” and “listener” in a dialogue that builds comprehension, commitment, participation, loyalty, and trust.

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