How Our Laws Are Made

Became a project on
May 17, 2010

An infographic that seeks to visually explain the complex process of how our laws are made in Washington, based on the official process document posted on the Library of Congress website. A unique visual structure, vibrant colors and a layer system are used to differentiate primary, secondary and tertiary information along the way of the process. Great for a quick scan or deeper reading. The project was a collaboration of New Media Design Professor, Mike Wirth and U.S. History Professor, Dr. Suzanne Cooper-Guasco from Queens University of Charlotte.

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avatar Mike Wirth

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