Infographics

Infographics are visual presentations intended to communicate complex information quickly and clearly. The devices include, charts, diagrams, graphs, tables, maps, icons and lists. The basic material of an infographic is the data, information, or knowledge that the graphic presents. Most Infographics are fun to read and provide valuable information.

Types of Infographics

Cause and Effect Infographics
These graphs explain causal relationships between various physical or conceptual stages; for example, the causes of the recession in the US and its effect on the global economy.

Chronological Infographics
Chronological infographics explain an event or process as it happened in time. Presenting information on a timeline enables readers to analyze the temporal relationship between various stages of a process.

Quantitative Infographics
Quantitative infographics convey statistical data to readers quickly and clearly. These graphics include charts, bar graphs, tables and lists.

Directional Infographics
Infographics can navigate readers through information. Numbers, symbols, icons, diagrams, graphs, tables, arrows and bullets are used to communicate information.

Product Infographics
Product infographics can be seen on notice boards at factories and corporate offices.. They can also be used by dieticians and in cooking schools to convey key procedures. Combining images with data makes it easier to comprehend large amounts of information in a limited space.