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How to create static infographics
The document outlines the essentials of creating infographics, emphasizing clear communication through visual design. It outlines objectives, types of infographics, and effective techniques for visualizing data. Additionally, it provides resources and tools for design and data sourcing to enhance infographic creation.
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- 1. How to Create Infographics UsingPictures to Communicate Em Srikulwong, PhD
- 2. 13 Reasons Why YourBrain Crave Infographics http://neomam.com/interactive/13reasons/
- 3. Design is aboutmaking communication as easy and clear for the viewers as possible. - Garr Reynolds
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- 7. Top 9 Typesof Infographics https://venngage.com/blog/9-types-of-infographic-template/ Statistical Informational Timeline Process GeographicComparison Hierarchical Resume Chart Centric + Mixed type
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- 10. HOW Exactly? Use Symboland Metaphor Heavy Rain History / Progress 90%
- 11. HOW Exactly? UseElements Numeric Data -> Graph (Line, Area, Pie, Radar, Bar) Process -> Flowchart, Cycle, Timeline Relationship -> Gears Formula, Venn, Chart, Matrix
- 12. HOW Exactly? UsePictures http://www.columnfivemedia.com/work-items/infographic-cigarette-taxes-in-photos
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- 16. Area Proportion Be Accuratewith Information Visualising "area" must match the "size" of data (area = height) -> you need to understand geometry. 50% 50% / 1 Mil 3 Mil 3 Mil Radius 0.5" Area = 0.79 in Radius 0.6" Area = 1.13 in 2 2 2 Radius 0.87" Area = 2.36 in
- 17. What Else? The five-secondrule Tell one story well
- 18. What Else? Big Fontsare not data visualisations Remember to use pictures/symbols with your words China 1,163 Billion Japan 357 Billion US 331 Billion Indonesia 259 Billion Russia 239 Billion
- 19. What Else? Eliminate ChartLegends Male Female
- 20. Be Data Transparent Usetrusted data sources and Give credits, e.g. factbrowser.com internetworldstats.com www-958.ibm.com/software/analytics/manyeyes/ quantcast.com wolframalpha.com
- 21. Don't Forget theFinal Touch http://www.coolinfographics.com/blog/2012/3/16/client-infographic-streamlining-your-digital-life-with-the-n.html Company Logo Source CC License Company URL Designer
- 22. Workshop on Contents PurposeAudiences Priority of Information Information Extraction
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- 24. Workshop on Techniques DraftLayout on Paper Map Information by Priority DO IT!!
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- 26. Design Sites &Elements canva.com easel.ly Infogr.am piktochart.com visual.ly flaticon.com thenounproject.com openclipart.org freepix.com Elements Design Sites
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- 28. References Krum, R. 2014.Cool Infographics: Effective Communication with Data Visualization and Design. Wiley, IN, USA. Smiciklas, M. 2011. The Power of Infographics. Que, Indiana, USA. www.thenounproject.com www.flaticon.com http://www.oja.go.th/th/dt_gallery/infographic/ http://infographic.in.th
- 29. Attribution - NonCommercial - No Derivatives http://www.slideshare.net/mayureesrikulwong