Certain types of design - company reports, magazines or books, exhibitions or websites - challenge the designer to balance visual integrity and clarity with large amounts of content. This book will aid and inspire designers with practical and ingenious solutions to such problems, allowing them to take on large projects with confidence. Issues such as navigation and hierarchies, placement of images for overall rhythm of viewing, management of the volume of material, and systems for processing it, are all addressed through illustrated essays, practical examples and professional tips. Physical considerations of format are also discussed - from information architecture of the web to placement of exhibition stands, or print limitations in book design - in practical, problem-solving terms.