Dynamic Diagrams [SEP] inception
Dynamic Diagrams
Dynamic Diagrams is an information design consultancy based in Providence, Rhode Island, United States. Its services include information architecture and design for web sites and applications, as well as diagramming complex processes, systems, and data to help clients explain and sell their ideas. The company provides visual design capabilities supported by research and analysis to understand user and business needs.
Dynamic Diagrams was founded in 1990 by Paul Kahn and Krzysztof Lenk, who first worked together to design the hypertext system Intermedia (hypertext) at Brown
, notably use of the isometric or “Z-diagram” approach to creating site planning maps.
- A survey of methods for mapping cyberspace, including examples from Dynamic Diagrams.
- Dynamic Diagrams' work appears in Business and Trade.
- Dynamic Diagrams' work appears in this book.
External links.
- Company web site 
- Information Design Watch blog