This is tips for beginner sketchnoters with the basic elements useful while sketchnoting - structure, frames and lines, type, people and faces, objects and ideas. You can print it out, fold it and carry together with your sketchnote notepad and markers.
Happy sketchnoting!
These are my visual notes (sketchnotes) of the course on Design Thinking at Stanford. Almost a book!
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Sketchnotes of the HCI5 lectures, week #4 - Heuristic Evaluation.
My sketchnotes for lectures at HCI5 of the week #2.
Writing isn’t really about wording. It’s about thinking. Sketchnotes from this cool article by Sally Kerrigan on overcoming writing blocks.
“When you write about your work, it makes all of us smarter for the effort, including you—because it forces you to go beyond the polite cocktail-party line you use to describe what you do and really think about the impact your work has. Writing isn’t really about wording. It’s about thinking.”
Live sketchnotes from Kissmetrics webinar about conversion focused design by Unbounce co-founder Oli Gardner.
Sketchnotes for the last week of the HCI course - Designing Experiments.
The sketchnotes of the HCI5 lectures, week #5 - Direct Manipulation and Representations.
BIG Mobile Trends From Google (#SMWF 2012)
My sketchnotes for the one of the tracks on the second day of the SMWF in London dedicated to mobile marketing. Most interesting and informative speech was from Ian Carrington, Head of Mobile EMEA, Google.
Infamous SoLoMo this year changing to SoLoCo which stand for Social, Local and Commerce. From the visualization you can grab main findings from Ian’s presentation but what mostly impressed is his prognosis for mobile wallets, which according to Google this year will become the mainstream.
The sketchnotes for the week #6 of HCI5, Visual Design and Information Design. Last but one week!
How often do you look at your notes after a lecture or a meeting and wish they were clearer and more readable? Visual notetaking (sketchnoting) is a powerful skill that changes the way you listen and convey ideas.
Sketchnoting helps you to learn, remember, and organize information. It is a great way to explain your ideas and engage others in your thinking process.
After these course, you will: