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Infographic Design: Visual Storytelling with Information and Data

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不同創新接受程度使用者對Pantone配色應用程式的互動滿意度

為了解決Infographic design的問題，作者陳維真 這樣論述：

在現今瞬息萬變的社會，各行各業彼此激烈競爭，為取得更高的利益，建立品牌（Brand）與品牌個性（Brand Personality），鮮明的印象讓消費者認知與辨別產品特徵已變成趨勢。而為更進一步吸引消費者，對於企業來說，最重要的事情之一就是「色彩」。根據美國公司WebFX Team調查，84.7%的消費者將顏色視為購買特定產品的主要原因，而93%的人們在買東西時會看視覺外觀，且人們在初次觀看後的90秒內會對產品做出購買抉擇。因此，色彩的必要性和準確性，已不再僅適用於印刷業或平面設計師。目前彩通色彩系統（Pantone Matching System）是全世界通用的色彩標準，近年來Panton

e將其色票雲端化，並為設計工作者開發手機應用程式「Pantone Connect」，採用新的Pantone雲端配色軟體，幫助辨識現實生活中物體的色彩，並簡化設計師們在色彩溝通、決策上的過程。本研究以使用者互動滿意度（Questionnaire for User Interaction Satisfaction, QUIS）為問卷構面，探討不同創新接受程度使用者對Pantone Connect App的互動滿意度，依循本研究結果，將樣本總共分為四大類，分為創新者（Innovator）、早期採用者（Early Adopter）、早期大眾（Early Majority）、非創新者（Non - Inn

ovator），並進一步分析，得知（1）受測者的性別會影響Pantone Connect APP介面整體反應的互動滿意度；（2）受測者基本個人資料並不會影響Pantone Connect APP介面呈現的互動滿意度；（3）受測者具有使用Pantone實體色票簿經驗會影響Pantone Connect APP介面用詞和系統資訊的互動滿意程度，其他的個人基本資料並不會有影響；（4）受測者的年齡與創新接受程度會影響Pantone Connect APP學習APP反應的互動滿意程度；（5）沒有使用Pantone實體色票簿經驗與沒有聽過Pantone Connect APP的受測者對APP性能的互動滿意

程度較高；（6）受測者的個人基本資訊與創新接受程度並不會對Pantone Connect APP使用者介面可用性的互動滿意程度產生影響；（7）互動滿意度與創新程度呈現正相關，當創新性越高，使用者的「整體反應」、「介面呈現」、「介面用詞與系統資訊」、「學習APP反應」滿意度越高。

Upper Left Cities: A Cultural Atlas of San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle

為了解決Infographic design的問題，作者Shobe, Hunter,Banis, David 這樣論述：

From the authors of Portlandness comes Upper Left Cities, a new book that compares and contrasts San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle through innovative cartography. In 150 infographic maps, this compelling book compares and contrasts the great cities of the Upper Left part of the US. Upper Left Cit

ies explores unexpected and diverse topics like lost jazz clubs, Japanese food, church bells, and Sasquatch through creative infographics leveraging forms like crossword puzzles and musical notation.Upper Left Cities redefines modern cartography by going into uncharted territory to create a narrativ

e about three great cities through informative and detailed infographic maps. Who needs Rand McNally when you can explore a city by taking a trip through wildlife and city trails or by drilling down into your city's voting records, commutes, marathon routes, and food and drink patterns? Better yet,

why not compare three great cities at once? The work of two geographers and their team, this cultural atlas includes more than 150 maps, each using data around a given topic and then translating that to a visual format that blends traditional cartographic skills with modern graphic design. A perfect

blend of form and function, each map is meticulously and ingeniously designed. The collection of maps cover history, geography, social and economic issues, and pop culture, offering readers a visual, intellectually stimulating experience that they will want to dip into again and again. HUNTER SHO

BE is a cultural geographer and assistant professor at Portland State University. He holds a PhD in geography from the University of Oregon and has more than twenty years of experience researching the cultural, political, and economic dimensions of how people connect to places and environments. Past

studies focused on diverse topics, including the role of Football Club Barcelona in constructing urban identity in Barcelona, and national identity in Catalonia.DAVID BANIS has managed the Center for Spatial Analysis and Research in the Geography Department at Portland State University since 2006,

working with a wide variety of partners at the federal, state, and local levels. His work explores the diverse ways that cartographers can tell stories with maps, focusing on the mapping of nontraditional subjects.