Creating Infographics

Infographics are a great way to visually showcase data and statistics. They involve a combination of colours, images, data and text that can help effectively convey complex information to your target audience.

Perks of Infographics

  1. Visual appeal: Infographics use visual elements, such as graphs, charts and icons to make data more engaging and easier to understand.
  2. Clarity: Infographics simplify complex information and data into easy-to-understand formats, making it more accessible to a wider audience.
  3. Memorability: Infographics are often more memorable than text-based information, as they use visuals and design to create a more lasting impression.
  4. Shareability: Infographics are highly shareable, making them a useful tool for social media and other online platforms. They can help you reach a wider audience to promote your idea.
  5. Versatility: Infographics can be used in a variety of settings, such as presentations, reports and marketing materials.
  6. Time-saving: Infographics can convey information quickly and efficiently, making them a time-saving tool for both creators and viewers.

Tips for Infographic Creation

  • Select a complimentary colour palate and font set
  • Use templates from apps and software if stuck on design
  • Get feedback from your peers about the design and content
  • Check for spelling and data accuracy
  • Remember to save your work
  • Reference any external resources used

Infographic Tools

Canva

Visme

Adobe Spark

Infogram

Answer these questions about three infographics:

What do you notice first in each infographic?

What is the main focus or point of the infographics?

Did the infographic tell a story?

What colours or fonts did you enjoy the most in the 3 infographics? Why?

What approximate ratio of numbers, text and images are there in each infographic?

Examples

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