Infographic Design

Infographic Design

An infographic (information graphic) is a representation of information in a graphic format designed to make the data easily understandable at a glance. ... Infographics include bar graphs, pie charts, histograms, line charts, tree diagrams, mind maps, Gantt charts, and network diagrams.

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Since infographics exploded onto the graphic design scene about ten years ago, they’ve become a staple for communication in classrooms, in the workplace, and across the web.

Businesses and other establishments utilize Infographics for graphic visual representations of information, data, or knowledge intended to present information quickly and clearly. They can improve cognition by utilizing graphics to enhance the human visual system's ability to see patterns and trends

Infographic design is a creative activity which involves researching and collecting the best data for the project and then presenting the same in a visually-appealing graphical format such that it’s simple and appealing to the reader. Our Infographic designers, being expert in user-centric designs, can help create the best infographics for any purpose.

Why are infographics used?

Infographics are great for making complex information easy to digest.

They can be helpful anytime you want to:

Provide a quick overview of a topic
Explain a complex process
Display research findings or survey data
Summarize a long blog post or report
Compare and contrast multiple options
Raise awareness about an issue or cause

When you need to give someone a really quick rundown on something that can be hard to explain in words alone, an infographic is a good way to go.

A perfect Infographic involves the right combination of information, design, symbols and graphics to communicate the information in the best possible way.

According To Research, Infographics Can Increase Web Traffic By Up To 12%.

This means that infographics can be useful in pretty much any industry.

Information Technology

Information Technology industry makes use of a lot of data. We, through our infographics, help these companies represent their data and information to their customers in the simplest and attractive manner.

Education

We are helping many schools and institutions all over the world to digitize their education infrastructure with the use of interactive infographics and designs.

Marketing

Many leading businesses and marketing firms make use of our infographic services to extend the user awareness and acceptance of their products.

Healthcare

Use of infographics in the health industry is not new as it helps to simplify the complex medical structure, tutorials and processes for both the medical students and the doctors.

E-Commerce

Infographic has become an important part of every online service, especially the e-commerce sites that make use of graphics for marketing and promotion of their products.

Finance

We also design user manuals, brochures and infographics for finance and related industries.

Marketers use infographics to build brand awareness and boost engagement.

Below are some of the various INFOGRAPHICS that distant Corner Designs can create for you to achieve an understanding on your ideas.

VARIOUS TYPES INFOGRAPHICS

TIMELINE INFOGRAPHICS

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 time. They are easy to read because they display multiple events in chronological order along one singular flow.

Keep your teammates, clients, or students on the same page by creating a timeline infographic. Not only are they easy to follow but you will blow your audience away with a unique design.

Consultants use timeline infographics to visualize project timelines and to simplify new/industry-specific topics to their clients

STATISTICAL INFOGRAPHICS

A good statistic can be a powerful backup for an argument you’re making. A statistic can make people pause and think about a problem, or a solution.

But to get people to stop and pay attention to statistics, you need to present them in a visually engaging way.

Infographics are one of the most popular ways to share statistics with your audience, and for a good reason. Not only are statistical infographics eye-catching, they make data more engaging and impactful.

There are plenty of examples of statistical infographics that have gone viral. Remember the World’s Deadliest Animal infographic that Bill Gates posted on his blog a few years back? It went viral because it presented a shocking statistic in such an impactful way.

infographic is highly relevant to marketers. It’s easy to scan for stats that marketers can cite in their own blog posts, ebooks, and infographics.

INFORMATIONAL INFOGRAPHICS

Infographic is a portmanteau of 'information' and 'graphic'. An infographic (information graphic) is a visual representation of information that aims to make the data easily understandable at a first glance. ... They help convey data in a compact and shareable form.

The informational infographic is distinguished by its above average use of text when compared to other types of infographics. The graphic may be enhanced by icons, shapes, colors and other visual elements but overall, the emphasis is on the words

PROCESS INFOGRAPHICS

Process infographics are a specific type of infographic, designed to visualize, summarize, and simplify processes. They are perfect for visualizing marketing strategies, new employee onboarding, customer journey maps, product guides, recipes and more.

Process infographic is similar to a how-to infographic. The key distinction is that a process infographic depicts decision-making processes. Process infographics are also referred to as decision trees or flow charts. Each step is linked to the next with lines and directional arrows. Examples of situations where a process infographic may be applied include personality type determination, assembly line manufacturing, software programming, project planning, and process audit.

GEOGRAPHIC INFOGRAPHICS

Geographical infographics show data trends based on location. If you have geographical data you’d like to visualize, we suggest you include a map. Maps are a fantastic way to tell captivating stories. You can make a map the entire focus of your infographic, or use it to support your story.

You may be highlighting dangerous regions, analyzing global trade patterns, identifying where your target market is located, tracking population growth, presenting the impact of a natural disaster, and more.

Visually capturing regional data and designing a geographic infographic is by far the best step forward in bringing global facts or projects to one's attention.

COMPARISON INFOGRAPHICS

Comparisons are one of the most well-liked types of infographics. They compare and 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.

You probably know from experience that giving your audience a dense, lengthy reports explaining their options doesn’t really stick. Most people won’t bother even reading the whole thing.

Infographics can help convey your findings to reach your audience in visual concept that will keep focus and interest on point.

LIST INFOGRAPHICS

A list infographic uses snazzy design and handy visuals to engage readers and help them remember information. List infographics are perfect for summarizing information and keeping important points top of mind.

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 easy to skim and view content quickly, while still clearly displaying the overall message.

HIERARCHICAL INFOGRAPHICS

Hierarchical infographics organize information into pre-defined levels. Use this type of infographic to show how information is organized into different levels, and how those levels are connected. These are usually visualized with pyramid charts or flowcharts.

RESUME INFOGRAPHICS

Many employers are no longer following the standard “apply and wait” application model.

Now, they are checking applicants on social media, visiting their personal sites, and accepting more creative job applications.

While infographic resumes generally should not replace a standard resume completely, they are perfect for bringing to interviews, publishing on your site or social media pages, and attaching to email applications.

Do you need to summarize a process with multiple steps? Is it important that your teammates, clients or students are aware of certain deadlines? Do you want to provide an engaging and memorable overview of a topic? Looking for ways to tell better stories?

"Design is the intermediary between information and understanding."

-- Hans Hoffman

BENEFITS ON DCD INFOGRAPHICS

We design highly interactive infographics for almost every industry and purpose. Infographics are probably the best way to represent a huge amount of information in the pictorial format that not only looks more organized but also more interactive and attractive. Infographics are being used by almost every corporate firm out there, and fortunately, we provide our infographic design services to all markets for the simplification of complex information for the end user.

Distant Corner Designs service is backed by our commitment to quality and user satisfaction. Our unique service benefits include the following.

Distant Corner Designs have excellent infographic ideas that fit perfectly with the theme of your website and other forums you wish to publish it. You will get a unique and brand specific design with us, every time.

EDITABLE INFOGRAPHICS

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