Los memes y el diseño: Contraste entre mensajes verbales y estetizantes

Abstract

The design of messages bridges two entities so that they can communicate through some means in which, attributes and codes that connect them, must be present. This article reviews some aspects of message design focusing specifically on the sets of image and text with which the design has projected the communication needs of its customers. this is to say, the visual messages. It is considered that the design turns its back to the context codes because it is dedicated to a aestheticizing syntax. For this reason the design message has been contrasted with the memes message that circulates on digital networks, concluding that memes are very effective because they rely on a semantic that those who share experiences on social networks understand. In other words, it is proposed that the face to face interview has facilitated interaction models to the visual message networks while emulating speech acts through images and written texts. The effectiveness of memes is based, then, on their language and their code, which do not depend on the visual aesthetic that has been an essential component of the design discipline.