Aug 14, 2019
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1798. History of Information Graphics, Sandra Rendgen, Julius Wiedemann (Sandra Rendgen, Julius Wiedemann, History of Information Graphics) (Taschen, 2019)
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Ce qu'on peut montrer pour savoir
1798. History of Information Graphics, Sandra Rendgen, Julius Wiedemann (Sandra Rendgen, Julius Wiedemann, History of Information Graphics) (Taschen, 2019)
⌘ Sandra Rendgen
Key features of a great infographic
Infographics are all about complexity and clarity. Creating them requires not only creative skills, but also analytical thinking. I think it is crucial that an infographic has a clear focus. The key message must be accessible quickly, in a clear visual structure.
Also, accuracy is essential. Are the infographics showing correct data and dimension units? Are proportions depicted properly? This may sound dull but is absolutely indispensable.
Aside from these basic rules – what we all want in the end is a great visual. We love maps and diagrams not the least because they look good. It is the design that makes us want to look at the data. […]
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