An Ultimate Guide to make Infographics and its uses.
                     An Ultimate 
Guide to make 
Infographics 
and its uses
Define Your Goals
+ You need to set some realistic and 
specific goals around how your 
infographic will communicate data to 
your audience. Ask yourself the following 
questions:
+ Is my topic too broad or too narrow?
+ Will it confuse people with its scope?
+ What problem am I solving, and is it 
relevant to my audience?
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Tell a Story
+ Telling stories is one of the fundamental 
ways we share information. 
+ The right narrative can really bring the 
reader in and keep them engaged, and 
your story can make or break your 
design.
Source: www.format.com
Choose a Template for Your 
Infographic
+ Choosing the right template is the first 
step in figuring out how to make 
infographics.
+ To choose the perfect template, select a 
category and browse through the 
collection until you find one that will 
work with your wireframe.
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Insert Your Content into the Template 
Placeholders
+ Now that you have the template in front 
of you, it’s time to insert your own 
content. 
+ Before you start, take a good look at the 
template and the sections in it, and 
compare it with your textual outline.
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Choose the Font Pairing for Your Text 
Content
+ There are two reasons why font pairing 
is important for your infographic:
+ It affects the way your infographic looks
+ It helps adjust the sizing of the text 
blocks
Source: visme.co
Select and Place Icons in Your Infographic
+ Use icons that help visualize some of the 
text content and draw attention to each 
section.
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Use Data Widgets to Visualize Statistics in 
Your Infographic
+ If your content includes numerical or 
informational data, you can visualize it 
with one of the many data widgets 
available in the Visme editor.
Source: visme.co
Analyze Flow and Define the Sections in 
Your Infographic
+ Once you have the content inside the 
infographic, all set with data widgets and 
icons, start analyzing the flow and 
balance of the entire visual.
Source: visme.co
Customize the Color Theme of Your 
Infographic
+ This is the last step to finalizing your 
infographic. You can keep the original 
color of the template or choose from 
different color themes.
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Uses of Infographic
+ Infographics are used as a powerful tool 
to allow people to easily digest 
information through the use of visual 
data, charts, and statistics. 
Source: visme.co