Considering the huge rise in well-designed infographics of late, it was only a matter of time before the Occupy Together movement came up with its own in the form of Occupy Design. This grassroots project connects designers with on-the-ground demonstrators to provide freely available visual tools that not only explain the problem in an easy to understand manner, but Occupy Design also serves to unity the 99%.
Occupy Design also provides a how-to guide for demonstrators, a graphic toolkit for designers and a platform for the community to suggest ideas for designs in order to spur creativity and to explain the purpose of its existence. By conveying a clear message to those watching, Occupy Design hopes to spur the movement.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Rise in Well-designed Infographics
- New opportunities for designers to create visually appealing and informative content for various industries.
- Grassroots Projects Connecting Designers and Demonstrators
- Potential for collaborative efforts and community-driven innovation in various industries.
- Visual Tools for Explaining Complex Problems
- Opportunities to develop user-friendly visual aids for communication and education in various industries.
Sectors Adopting This
- Design
- Opportunities for designers to contribute to grassroots movements and create visually engaging content.
- Activism
- Potential for collaboration between activists and designers to visually communicate messages and mobilize communities.
- Education
- Opportunities to create visual tools for effective communication and learning in educational settings.
