Entry 8 : Concluding the Topic
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At the end of the day, imagery is still universal where all people with different culture would understand. The power of "semiotics". But still, text is also important as well as imagery. As an interactive design student, user experience is always our top priority when it comes to designing a product. Consideration for multilingual users are always important as language is the fundamental of communication. Multilinguals are always easier to resolve language issues than monolinguals. Multilingual communities are cultural as they consist of their own local language and other language.Thus brings the question, do cultural boundaries cause some imagery to be unrecognizable? It would be most probably not as stated by Arnold in the last entry as he stated that humans are visual creatures (Arnold, 2015). Bibliography: Arnold G. (2015). 5 Reasons Why Images Speak Louder than Words. [online] LinkedIn. Available at: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/5-reasons-why-images-