Communication Design Quarterly May 2014 Open Access

Letting context speak: the use of co-creative, design-led, and user-centered design methods in the design of complex public communications

Clinton Carlson University of North Texas ; Whitney Peake ; Jeff Joiner University of North Texas

Abstract

This paper discusses how co-creative, design-led, and user-centered design methods are being utilized to gain insight into the factors that influence the communication of food recalls. It looks at the role of designer and public in these methods and considers the value of these methods for other settings.

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Communication Design Quarterly
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2014-05-01
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10.1145/2644448.2644456
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