As discussed in class...another great little gem found on The New York Times Opinion Page.
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1 comment:
This is very interesting. I have talked about this issue before with people. Its really amazing how much influence design can have in our daily lives. There might have been very different outcomes in the past if a designer had taken control of ballots design. As designers our number one job is to communicate and clearly this is a case where very clear communication is needed. Its good to see designers getting involved in the issue.
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