Info-graphics to tell a story

create a narrative infographics scene by placing icons in a simple, harmonious setting that supports the infographic text, using health or flu treatment examples and sketch ideas for feedback.

Outline your goals first, then collect credible data, visualize the data with charts and icons, lay out the graphic, and finish with thoughtful color, fonts, and shapes.

Set clear, concrete goals for your infographic to streamline the message, highlight essential information, and tell a specific story by framing a burning question and supporting points.

Learn how to use contrast, color, size, shape, and alignment to create hierarchy, grouping, and sequence in infographics, guiding viewers from left to right and top to bottom.

Find and select icons to illustrate each information piece, creating a cohesive graphic scene with a consistent style, using free icons and crediting licenses such as Creative Commons attribution.

Choose color balance before you start, select colors relevant to your infographic, and limit to five colors; use Adobe Color to build palettes, such as black, white, red, and green.

Place icons in a blank canvas, sketch a simple scene, and use consistent color to tell a story with dramatic, expressive graphics. Connect blocks with lines to clarify the message.

Start with what viewers gain, use icons to answer questions, then lay out in a symmetrical grid with left-to-right, top-to-bottom flow, and center column or two-column layouts with even spacing.

Learn how to present data visually in infographics by matching goals (inform, compare, show change, reveal relationships) to the right charts, from bar and line charts to pies and maps.

Create aesthetically pleasing infographics by applying repetition, consistency, and alignment to reinforce the grid, emphasize headers, manage negative space, and use neutrals with color to highlight information.

Drive interest with a PowerPoint workflow that builds an infographic by defining four rooms with lines, placing and resizing icons, and duplicating elements to convey spatial layout and message.

Create a final infographic that connects text blocks to images with lines, outlining the goal and data collection. Choose effective visualizations to explain complex ideas and tell the topic's story.