What makes an informative and well designed infographic?
 Regular readers will know I've become a little obsessed with infographics of late. Tired of boring charts and tables in reports, I've been looking at new and more interesting ways of presenting information. Ways that grab the attention and get the message across.
It's the design side of me.
I'll confess to being at the start of this journey, and I've got a lot to learn. So when I came across What makes a good infographic? on column five I was more than delighted. It contains a solid overview of the sorts of considerations that go into producing a visually attractive, yet at the same time informative, design.
Well worth the read.
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