WHO DOESN’T LOVE INFOGRAPHICS?
I’ve always found that infographics can give you an instant bird’s eye view of any information, system, or strategy that makes understanding the information so much easier.
I’ve also found that organizing information in a way to make an infographic is a good way to actually study a subject. Most of the style of infographics come from color, symbols, icons, and shapes. The test of it is made up on bis and pieces of organized information.
INFOGRAPHICS AS A WAY TO LEARN INFO:
The last few times I was wrestling with learning something, I “took notes” and then organized them into an infographic or two. What I found was that the process was easier than I thought.
After analyzing what makes an infographic, I realized that it all starts with the organized information set up in some kind of hierarchy, sectioning or divisions
Once you know how many containers of information you will need, your design begins there. The rest of it is color choice, container sizes and shapes, and whatever illustrations, charts or icons you want to use to dress it up.
INFOGRAPHICS AS A WAY TO PASS ON WHAT YOU’VE LEARNED:
Once you are done, you know the material much better. And with an infographic now in your hands, it’s easy enough to pass it on. People love to have easy-to-understand information or directions at their fingertips!
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