Better Posters
24 September 2009

No more slidesters, part 1: The wrong tool for the job

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Many people have discussed the deficiencies of “ sliduments ”: PowerPoint printouts that are given instead of actual, detailed prose documen...
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17 September 2009

Containment

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Posters have to be self-contained, in two senses of the word. This is a major difference between posters and slides. First, you only have ...
10 September 2009

Periodic table of typefaces

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This graphic puts a large number of fonts “at a glance.” Mimicking the periodic table of the elements is an interesting idea, although it’s ...
03 September 2009

No need to shout

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As a scientist, I have to keep up with journals in my research field. For most journals, I get an RSS feed with the title and abstracts of ...
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01 September 2009

Type crimes: Accidental sentences

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In the last post, I talked about the power of proximity in structuring text and guiding readers through the text. Here’s an example of where...
27 August 2009

Don’t hold my hand

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Erren and Bourne (2007) offer 10 tips for poster design. But as is often the case, there is a point I will contend. They write: Guide the re...
24 August 2009

Poster makeovers?

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At Mind the Gap, Jennifer Rohn mentions a title that set my mind ablaze with possibilities: Science PR: do we need a Trinny and Susanna for...
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