In other words, it is a visualization of data or ideas that tries to explain complex information clearly and quickly. That's the shortest way to explain an infographic. PepsiCo uses it for year-end disclosures. NASA has kept a corner for public domain infographics just for you. The New York Times and USA Today use infographics in a big way. And you don't need a PhD in Data Science to make your first one.Ĭompanies of all hues are using the power of visualization with both static and interactive infographics. There's nothing like well-designed graphics to burn a fact into your memory. There's nothing like cold hard data to drive any truth home. Infographics are the most widespread data visualization tools that combine the best of data with design. Show, impress, and persuade with an infographic. But in this visual melee lies the opportunity – the space to tell your story with great pictures. Perhaps, more so today thanks to the social Web and our FOMO (fear of missing out) enslavement. Keeping the crown is a full-time job as our brain has to process a lot of visuals every second. It is a blindingly fast process too as R.S. The second we wake up the neurons get busy processing all that the eyes see. It isn't a mind-blowing fact as most of our brain is devoted to vision and all things visual. Science says that's true for you as well.
My memory isn't so great, but give me a nice visual and I will hold on to it. Thirty-one years later I still remember the "alien spaceship" from Hollywood.
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Observing this scene as a 9-year old, while sitting glued to the flickering TV screen as the 1984 Summer Olympics came to a close, that memory stuck with me for life. Feel free to copy and share this with your friends and family.Ī UFO hovering over a stadium is an unforgettable memory. This guide is available to download as a free PDF.
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