Infographics

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Chronological structure

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presents information in a linear, time-based order, often using a timeline to show events or processes.

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Hierarchical structure:

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often using a pyramid or tree structure to show the relationship between different levels of information

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Problem-solution structure

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problem and then offers a solution or solutions to the problem, often using visual aids to illustrate the benefits of the solution.

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Cause-and-effect structure

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hows the effect or effects of that cause, often using visual aids

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Headings/Subheadings

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Organize the content into logical sections to improve the infographic’s readability.

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Comparative structure

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comparing two or more data points or ideas,
- useful for data driven stuff

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Icons

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Simple pictograms or symbols used to represent complex concepts or data points.

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Charts/Graphs

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Visual data representations

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Lists/Bullets

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• Brief,
• concise, and
• easy-to-read
• summaries of information
• that help break up a dense text.

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Callouts/Annotations

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Text boxes or bubbles highlighting key information or drawing attention to specific data points.

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Color

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visually differentiate between different sections, data points, or concepts

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Typography

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font type, size, and style used in the infographic for headings, subheadings, and body text.

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Imagery

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High-quality images or illustrations that visually support the content and add context or meaning.

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Sources/Credits

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: Information about the data sources, images, or other information used in the infographic.

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Flowcharts

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flow of a process or system, often used to visualize complex information or decision-making processes.

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Visual Metaphors

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• visual elements or metaphors
• to represent concepts or ideas
• to simplify and enhance understanding.

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Timeline

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A visual representation of a chronological sequence of events, often used to tell a story or explain the history of a topic.

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Statistics/Facts

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Data-driven points or facts that add credibility and authority

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Key Takeaways/Summary

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brief summary or conclusion
- highlights main point
- has a call to action

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Labels

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to provide additional context or explanation.

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Emojis

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Small graphics representing a specific idea, emotion, or object,
- to add personality or humor to the infographic.

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Quotes/Testimonials

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quotes from experts or customers
- add credibility and social proof to the information presented in the infographic.

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Comparisons

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Visual representations of comparisons

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Interactive Elements

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allow users to engage with the infographic, such as clickable buttons, hover-over pop-ups, or animations, making the infographic more engaging and memorable.