Data Flow: Visualizing Information in Graphic Design

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If information comes in all shapes and sizes, then we’ll always need a new way to graph it. This hefty look at construction maps, workflow process diagrams, website-linkage charts, family trees for Fortune 500 companies—and on and on and on—will be an inspiration to designers (and a headache to the easily intimidated).

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