Visual Stimulus Comprehension
GROUP : LOTUS 102-02
MEMBERS
1.YANNAWUT DUANGJIT M.1/2 NO.1 ID: YD102-01
2.THANAPHAT SRIBOONMA M.1/2 NO.3 ID: TS102-03
3.THANAWAT NANAVICHIT M.1/2 NO.6 ID: TN102-06
4.PHUTANES THANGVORATHUM M.1/2 NO.10 ID: PT102-10
5.THANAWIT NORKAM M.1/2 NO.23 ID: TN102-23
6.ATHIT TRAISAENG M.1/2 NO.30 ID: AT102-30
7.PONGDACH LAOWPANICH M.1/2 NO.33 ID: PL102-33
8.ANAKAWEE SUMRITJEARAPOL M.1/2 NO.34 ID: AS102-34
9.TANAWUT WANNASATHIAN M.1/2 NO.35 ID: TW102-35
10.CHANAKARN YANASARN M.1/2 NO.36 ID: CY102-36
11.ONNICHA KESORNSRI M.1/2 NO.45 ID: OK102-45
*Visuals can be a picteures on their own or combined with words to convey meaning.
*Symbols,signs,maps,diagrams and storyboards use visuals for a purpose.
*All visuals contain a message. The message could be interpreted as a story,a warning,an advertisement or as information to educate or influence people to buy something or to take some action.
1.Understanding Symbols and Signs
*Symbols are internationally recognised visuals with a clear message.
*They are understood by people everywhere, no matter what language they speak.
Look at these familiar symbols used at airports, on road signs, etc, and their meanings.
Train station |
toilet |
*Signs use symbols, colors, words or numbers to convey a message.
*Read signs can be a warning for driver safety (yellow signs), orders to be followed (red signs), or additional information (green signs).
*A sign with a cross through it signifies something cannot be done.