Customer Rating:      Summary: A treat for the eyes and mind! Comment: Tufte's book was recommended to me recently because I create and design maps for my travel guide, "PassPorter Walt Disney World." What a delight it was to find a book that *explains* why it is important to present information clearly, succinctly, and responsibly. I enjoyed it thoroughly, and could only have hoped for more information and examples on maps. You can bet the next edition of my travel guide will have enhanced maps based on Tufte's principles. "Envisioning Information" will have a proud place on my bookshelf for many years to come.Jennifer Watson, Co-Author of PassPorter Walt Disney World: The unique travel guide, planner, organizer, journal, and keepsake!
Customer Rating:      Summary: Very worthwhile and readible book for peaceful times Comment: This is now the third and last of Tuftes trilogy of design books I read and I still love to read them. I love the enspirement. It needs a peaceful pace and as the author states "it pays you back". I learned a lot, I will read it again in a couple of years, and I Want another one of his books.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Great book! Comment: I have all three and they are an indispensable resource for graphic designers, and web developers.
Customer Rating:      Summary: invaluable, every scientist, hell every american should read Comment: the examples are incredible. this book is one of the most beautiful books I have ever read both for its content and execution. The advice Tufte gives with regard to the presentation of information will only become more important in the future. Whether reading the newspaper or writing a technical report, the proper display of quantitative information is an invaluable skill. this book helps you to think clearly and concisely. one of the best books of all time.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Nice to look at, but little content to read. Comment: The text is disjointed and dense, but the pictures are terrific. It's almost a coffee table book. Nice to look at, but little content to read.
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