EMPTECH 7

• Infographics


  Graphic visual representations of information, data or knowledge intended to present information quickly and clearly
• 65% of people are visual learners
• Effective infographics


  • Be unique
  • Make it simple
  • Be creative and bold
  • Less is more
  • Importance of getting it across
• Types of infographics


  • Visual Infographic
  • List-based Infographic
  • Map Infographic
  • Versus or Comparison Infographic
  • Data visualization or statistical Infographic
  • Flowchart Infographic
  • Timeline Infographic
  • Visual Resume
  • Interactive Infographic
• Visual Infographics


  Use visual elements and text to highlight key information and ideas as a form of data visualization.
• List-based Infographics 


  Informational graphic that uses a written list to get a message across. It's full of written copy, but it's also highly visual. Like other kinds of graphics, it's eye-catching and typically includes a wide range of design elements.
• Map Infographics 


  A visual representation of location-based information. Some of the most common types of map infographics include information like: Geographic data. Demographics about your audience. Location-based statistics or survey results.
• Versus or Comparison Infographics 


  A visual representation using images and text to compare two or more items.
• Data Visualization or Statistical Infographics 


  An infographic is a collection of imagery, data visualizations like pie charts and bar graphs, and minimal text that gives an easy-to-understand overview of a topic. 
• Flowchart Infographics 


  A graphical representation of an information stream, such as a sequence of different steps or actions.
• Timeline Infographics 


  A type of infographic that visually displays information in a time progression context. Timeline infographic is one of the most popular formats in financial reports, strategic reports, and presentations
• Visual Resume 


  An infographic visual representation of your job experience, skills, and qualifications. Instead of being text-based like a traditional resume, an infographic resume uses graphic design elements such as icons, graphs, and timelines to present your information.
• Interactive Infographics 


  An infographic that has some element of interactivity, such as animation effects triggered by the reader clicking and scrolling. These are a form of interactive marketing that requires human engagement to initiate action.
• Process Infographics 


  Infographic that helps explain the steps of a process, somehow similar to the flowchart.