Author: IDEA

Art Gallery of Greater Victoria In summer 2008, IDEA collaborated with the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria on their Warhol: Larger than Life exhibition. Working with Jonathan Lathigee and curator Helen Delacretaz of the Winnipeg Art Gallery, IDEA helped adapt its interactive color-changer of Andy Warhol’s famous Marilyn Monroe silkscreens into a kiosk that visitors

Adding depth to online learning through hands-on experiments. (more…)

Labeling sequences is paramount.   The process of painting a canvas is personal and unique to each artist. Visitors step through the sequence which Philip Pearlstein used to paint a wedding portrait. (WebExhibits) View a the sequence of layers in an Incan mummy. (National Geographic) Problem You need to display a time-lapse sequence, or a

Using minimum complexity and maximum consistency in interactive UIs. (more…)

By manipulating models, visitors understand how components interact. (more…)

Incorporating intuitive graphs provides visitors with new insights. (more…)

Imparting greater understanding through object manipulation. (more…)

Color coding can help visitors identify images, as well as provide context. (more…)

Reducing multidimensional data enables visitors to control what they see. (more…)

Displaying only selected data provides clarity and enhances discovery. Problem You need to display quantitative information about an image, such as calories of foods, carbon dioxide output per country, or the number of voters per state. Solution Display a fixed key alongside the image, and display or highlight relevant data as the visitor points at