While design has become increasingly professionalized over the years, design literacy and visual thinking—the ability to understand and interpret visual resources—are becoming non-negotiable in many workplaces, even for those who do not consider themselves designers.
Visual thinking is the tool of processing information visually, using the emotional and creative parts of the brain to organize data intuitively and simultaneously through drawings, graphics, and strong aesthetic clarity and color theory.
In an era of information overload, visual thinking has become highly necessary. Synthesizing knowledge and projects visually can be a key differentiator for one's career, as well as for business growth and success.
