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Graphic design

late twentieth-century graphic design that exposed and disrupted typographic conventions, layering and fragmenting text to question how form carries meaning.

In graphic design, deconstruction in graphic design refers to late twentieth-century graphic design that exposed and disrupted typographic conventions, layering and fragmenting text to question how form carries meaning. This meaning comes from Lupton and Miller (1996) in Design writing research: Writing on graphic design.[1]

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  1. Lupton, E., & Miller, J. A. (1996). Design writing research: Writing on graphic design. Kiosk. ISBN 9781568980478

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