Domain Intersection Map

The consolidated glossary as a faceted hierarchical taxonomy: the hierarchy runs domain → category → term, and each term carries two independent facets — a kind label (what sort of thing it names) and source chips (where it came from). Use the kind filter to slice the whole vocabulary across the hierarchy.

Sourcing: terms and their citations come from five documents — the two workshop rooms via the Combined Field Atlas (preserving its participant / inferred / added-layer tiers), the Brodeur ADV 1160/1200 and Trager ADV 1161 course vocabulary lists, the Glossary for Designers reference document, and the earlier Communication Design Glossary. Entries carrying the dashed chip alone are requested editorial expansions (e.g., the Advertising, Branding, Environmental / Spatial, and equipment & technology vocabularies) where both term and definition come from standard field knowledge, with no document source. The assignment of each category to a domain and the kind facet are editorial classification, like the intersection map above — not something any source document states; the source facet records provenance. A structural note: media crafts — illustration, photography, video, animation, motion graphics — are deliberately represented as disciplines within the function-defined domains rather than as domains themselves, because a single craft serves across many communicative functions; classifying by medium at the top level would cross two classification principles.