Should I have done this earlier in the week? Yeah, probably, but I didn’t, so here we are. One big thing that stuck out to me was that ambiguity isn’t necessarily a bad thing. I would think if you’re trying to design something, you would want the purpose to be clear or people would get frustrated. But Vignelli says that ambiguity can be good when used correctly. It makes the viewer engage more with the piece, and the multiple meanings con complement each other into a new meaning. I also liked how it demonstrated the concepts it was discussing as it discussed them, it made it really easy to understand…