Content marketing continues to become more and more “image-centric,” which is why some data you present would be best turned into an infographic at some point. If you’re
“Beware the ides of March,” a soothsayer tells Caesar in Act I of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. By Act III, Shakespeare confidently tells the soothsayer, “The ides of Marc
Survey and poll data are one of the most common types of content you see in infographics. That’s because poll and survey data typically translates beautifully into charts
When people first design infographics to promote their business, they frequently wonder where they should get the data from. This thought comes from the understandable, b
To explain how startup funding works we first visualized the main thing funding depends on - growth. Essentially it's a bar chart. The more you grow, the more funding
What are your favorite love stories and poems by William Shakespeare? Oxford University Press has created an infographic called Shakespeare and Sex. The piece features re
Infographics can contain a wealth of useful, interesting, and captivating information—but only if readers take the time to survey the entire graphic. It’s no secret that
Do infographics have a place in the modern internet user’s cache of enjoyable content anymore? Or are they a thing of the past? Once a sure-fire way to draw attention to
An infographic is a visually pleasing display of information. You can think of it as a colorful and informative chart or graph with words and images, or a visual article.
While the 21st Century is a scant 16 years old this year, it’s already thrown up a number of interesting, moving and undeniably unique works of literature (and also Twili
We are well and truly in the age of the online infographic. Or are we? These colourful ‘data visualizations’ of information have flooded the internet in numbers; however,
