The reader comes first.
Information design connects the structure of an explanation with the way someone encounters it. A good starting point is the task: compare two things, follow a process or find the message within a report.
This practice offers work on data graphics, diagrams and document layouts. The portfolio uses self-initiated concepts to show how a defined information problem can become a readable visual explanation.
For an actual engagement, the source information, definitions and publication context matter as much as the arrangement. Facts and permissions remain separate questions from presentation.