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The document outlines various types of infographics, including comparison, hierarchical, flowcharts, lists, anatomical, timeline, how-to, and geographical infographics, each serving different purposes in data representation. It also emphasizes five principles for effective infographic design: uniqueness, simplicity, creativity, minimalism, and clarity in conveying the message. Infographics are designed to make complex data visually appealing and easier to understand for the average user.

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additional-lecture

The document outlines various types of infographics, including comparison, hierarchical, flowcharts, lists, anatomical, timeline, how-to, and geographical infographics, each serving different purposes in data representation. It also emphasizes five principles for effective infographic design: uniqueness, simplicity, creativity, minimalism, and clarity in conveying the message. Infographics are designed to make complex data visually appealing and easier to understand for the average user.

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INFOGRAPHICS

 COMPARISON
It is also known as Information Graphics, these are used to represent information, statistical data, or - Comparisons are one of the most well-liked types of infographics. They compare and
knowledge in a graphical manner usually done in a creative way to attract the viewer’s attention. contrast two different topics, usually side-by-side.
- These infographics are used to show how much two things have in common, how much
they differ, or how superior or inferior one thing is over another.
Infographics make
complex data more  HEIRARCHICAL
visually appealing to an - Hierarchical infographics organize information into pre-defined levels. Use this type of
average user. Piktochart is infographic to show how information is organized into different levels, and how those
an online app that allows levels are connected. These are usually visualized with pyramid charts or flowcharts.
you to create your
infographics.  FLOWCHARTS
- Flowchart infographics are generally used to answer a specific question by walking
viewers through a series of options, revealing the right answer for them. They can also
be used to show how a topic splits off or grows.

TYPES OF INFOGRAPHICS  LISTS


- Lists are useful educational tools, sharing a lot of information in the form of text and
icons. This type of infographic is very popular because it is so versatile. Lists make it
 DATA CENTRIC
easy to skim and view content quickly, while still clearly displaying the overall message.
- Data centric infographics focus on multiple datasets and important stats. They often
feature various data visualizations designed to support a common theme.
 ANATOMICAL
These infographics make dense information easier to absorb, but they require a fluid design
- Anatomical infographics break down a subject’s structure or composition, showing how
to keep the message clear and concise.
it is built or how it works. This can be applied to infographics related to technology,
 TIMELINE biology, architecture, food, and more.
- Most people are familiar with timelines, which is why they make popular infographics. -
Timelines should be used to explain the history of a topic, or how a topic changes over
5 PRINCIPLES IN MAKING AN EFFECTIVE INFOGRAPHIC DESIGN
time.
- They are easy to read because they display multiple events in chronological order along 1. BE UNIQUE- Create an original and unique design to get the viewer’s attention. The use of
one singular flow. colors, fonts, images, and text in the design should be unique.
 HOT-TO 2. MAKE IT SIMPLE- Colors, layout, and design should be used consistently.
- ‘How to’ infographics answer questions and explain how to do something using visuals.
3. BE CREATIVE AND BOLD- be creative by the use of your imagination to create
They are useful when trying to teach your viewer a new topic. They also share well
something unique.
across social media channels.
4. LESS IS MORE- minimizes the information that the viewers need to do to understand the
 GEOGRAPHICAL main idea of your infographics.
- Geographical infographics show data trends based on location. If you have 5. THE IMPORTANCE OF GETTING IT ACROSS- Make sure you’re creating an infographic
geographical data you’d like to visualize, we suggest you include a map. that the content must be related to the title and understand the message so that the
- Maps are a fantastic way to tell captivating stories. You can make a map the entire viewers can easily navigate the information without being confused.
focus of your infographic, or use it to support your story.

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