1. Tell a story 2. Have a predefined journey 3. Provide a new angle 4. Add practical value 5. Well structured 6. Send one key message 7. Visually appealing 8. Accurate information 9. Short and sweet copy Thanks for the great video, I started my social media marketing journey recently and this is information is just what I needed to start creating my first infographic. Thanks a lot!
It's amazing how difficult it is to find good information on infographic creation here on UA-cam. Ninety-eight percent of the videos I've found so far are just Photoshop speed runs of creating slick looking elements with no meaning behind them. This is a very good series. Thanks!
I noticed that this video does not have captions. Can you please turn captions on for accessibility purposes. You can do this in the UA-cam studio and they will auto-caption it. Thank you!!
I was looking for a general study on infographics and I came across this video. It's very helpful and has excellent examples too. Eyval Peyman! Keep up the good work.
Hi I'm currently watching this because I can't plan well my infographics about parts of the autocad as my midterm exam. This video helps in clearing my mind but I'm still confused how to start 😅
Thanks a lot 🙏💐 .....as I m unknown in this topic, so searching on infographic....and just got....u have nicely created infographic within infographics.....with its parameters..... hat's off 🙏💐 looking these videos, I will start my project.....I want to show you after making this , so that I can get better guidelines to come out from the mistakes....is it possible to share u?....if....yes...plz inform me 🙏💐
it's helpful, Thanks a lot! One more thing, hope it won't bother, could you authorize the auto subtitle? Since I'm not very good at English, it will help a lot if there's subtitle.
Great information. But actually, most of the examples used-even the one's stated to be good-still had too much text,too few visuals and an unclear path.
Thank you so much! Mr Visme , It's very helpful and has excellent examples too. Your video is very well explained very accurate and very well structured. Great job!
I confused. You mention about 1:25 that Infographics are tall form, and not slides. However, in Visme the templates are like 8.5" x 11" slides. I am trying to create a presentation which is made of templates. When I show the finished product it will be a series of slides (templates
Rick great question. Tall form simply refers to a single page taller than normal (1 page) letter head. In case of Infographics they are often longer than a page; they can be pretty much as tall as you need them to be to effectively express and visualize your data/story. For example in Visme we know of users with infographics short as 1000 pixels high and some approaching 7000+ pixels.
What Makes a Good Infographic: 1. Tells a story 2. Takes your eyes on a predefined journey 3. Provides a new angle 4. Practical value 5. Well-structured 6. Sends one key message 7. Visually appealing 8. It is accurate and well-researched 9. Make copy short and sweet
I do love complicated infografics, I do have a book from Taschen Information Graphics, the example from the trending on the internet. I like to study a page like that for an hour and really sit and look and try to understand what knowledge I get.
So bullet-point list with logos is a "no-go" (3:15), but if you put a guy in the middle - it's a "go" (5:30)? Looks like "5. Well-structured" part doesn't work too good with "3. Provide a new angle" part.
Unfortunately, PAID maternity leave is not a part of that act. The U.S. does not guarantee paid leave to its citizens. However, some corporations may offer paid leave as a benefit if they choose. "The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) enables some employees to take up to 12 weeks unpaid maternity leave but only 60% of workers are eligible". www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jan/27/maternity-leave-us-policy-worst-worlds-richest-countries There is a bill that just passed that allows federal employees 12 weeks of paid leave. It's called the Federal Employee Paid Leave Act. federalnewsnetwork.com/benefits/2020/01/questions-about-the-new-paid-parental-leave-law-youre-not-alone/
The leave for time off is protected, but it is not paid. Some states have it, but the vast majority don't. Employers could potentially offer paid maternity leave, but most do not.
Sure you can use Visme and embed to your site and you get HTML5 embed code which can be readable by Search engines such as google. Of course it would be up to google to index embedded content. learn more here: support.visme.co/embed-insert-a-visme-to-your-own-website-or-blog/
![How to Make an Infographic in 5 Steps [INFOGRAPHIC DESIGN GUIDE + EXAMPLES]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uQXf_d5Mgjg/mqdefault.jpg)
1. Tell a story
2. Have a predefined journey
3. Provide a new angle
4. Add practical value
5. Well structured
6. Send one key message
7. Visually appealing
8. Accurate information
9. Short and sweet copy
Thanks for the great video, I started my social media marketing journey recently and this is information is just what I needed to start creating my first infographic. Thanks a lot!
And thank you too
What software do you use
I use blender
Thanks for the summary. Too many key points though
Lucas Rodrigues, thanks for taking the time to create a content list. Very helpful.
It's amazing how difficult it is to find good information on infographic creation here on UA-cam. Ninety-eight percent of the videos I've found so far are just Photoshop speed runs of creating slick looking elements with no meaning behind them. This is a very good series. Thanks!
I have been looking video like this for so long and just find it here. Thank you for sharing this 👍🏼
So glad to be of help!
I noticed that this video does not have captions. Can you please turn captions on for accessibility purposes. You can do this in the UA-cam studio and they will auto-caption it. Thank you!!
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The best video about infographic on UA-cam!
Hands down one of the best videos on the internet bar none. Thank you for this eye opener!
I was looking for a general study on infographics and I came across this video. It's very helpful and has excellent examples too. Eyval Peyman! Keep up the good work.
This is really helpful. Thank you sir! 😁
I'm only in the seventh grade but this is helpful for what my teacher assigned sir!
how was seventh grade?
You explained better than my teacher!
Hi I'm currently watching this because I can't plan well my infographics about parts of the autocad as my midterm exam. This video helps in clearing my mind but I'm still confused how to start 😅
Just a question the airport infographic what type of infographic does that one fall under? timeline?
Your video is very well explained very accurate and very well structured, the 3 things my teacher doesn't has Thank you so much!!!!
Thank you :)
Trying to create my first infographic...wish me luck.
Just viewing this first video has already help me to organize my story.
Thank you!!
good luck!
what app do you use for it
Very useful, so well prepared, unbelievable clear, flawless video making and presentation. Thx a lot!
Thanks a lot 🙏💐 .....as I m unknown in this topic, so searching on infographic....and just got....u have nicely created infographic within infographics.....with its parameters..... hat's off 🙏💐 looking these videos, I will start my project.....I want to show you after making this , so that I can get better guidelines to come out from the mistakes....is it possible to share u?....if....yes...plz inform me 🙏💐
it's helpful, Thanks a lot! One more thing, hope it won't bother, could you authorize the auto subtitle? Since I'm not very good at English, it will help a lot if there's subtitle.
Great information. But actually, most of the examples used-even the one's stated to be good-still had too much text,too few visuals and an unclear path.
But that's just like... your opinion man.
I agree I’m trying to learn to make smaller infographic than the ones showed in this video and less text
Thank you so much! Mr Visme , It's very helpful and has excellent examples too. Your video is very well explained very accurate and very well structured. Great job!
thanks!
I'm watching all your info graphic videos because I am making one right now, for my online school work.
How did it go?
Absolutely fantastic. I’m ready to revolutionize patient information delivery format!
VISME is a terrific Platform.
Thank you Chris! (FYI: Major upgrade releasing in Q2; stay tuned)
Very Informative. Thank you for posting.
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Thank you for this series. It's very well presented and easy to understand.
Great presentation.
fantastic information and examples! thanks
A very well structured video with great examples showing good and bad infographics, and the breakdown of it. Thank you!
This is so helpful and exact information what I'm searching for. Can we change language sir ?????
Thank you sir. For youre good explanation in infographics.
Even I am just trying into this foray of creating infographics. The information provided by you is very useful.
You're welcome!
A new learner is here... checked this one and gonna do the same for all the coming episodes. thnx alot .. so good 👍
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@@faisalshahzad5080 Im still learning . Sorry not in a stage to teach you bcuz just like you .. Beginner I'm 🙃
Could you please enable closed captioning for this video? This one seems to be the only one in the series where it is not available.
awesome video Payman / Visme team!
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i want to make an infographic video for my school project. i think it’s a very fun idea!!
I confused. You mention about 1:25 that Infographics are tall form, and not slides. However, in Visme the templates are like 8.5" x 11" slides. I am trying to create a presentation which is made of templates. When I show the finished product it will be a series of slides (templates
Can you please explain how tall form is different than the template or how one would create a tall form?
Rick great question. Tall form simply refers to a single page taller than normal (1 page) letter head. In case of Infographics they are often longer than a page; they can be pretty much as tall as you need them to be to effectively express and visualize your data/story. For example in Visme we know of users with infographics short as 1000 pixels high and some approaching 7000+ pixels.
This was pretty helpful! Thank you very much for the informative presentation!
Thank you very much for your video. Structured, interesting and valuable! I learned a lot from just that video!
So helpful! Love it.
Thank you !! so helpful video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What Makes a Good Infographic:
1. Tells a story
2. Takes your eyes on a predefined journey
3. Provides a new angle
4. Practical value
5. Well-structured
6. Sends one key message
7. Visually appealing
8. It is accurate and well-researched
9. Make copy short and sweet
That's right!
I do love complicated infografics, I do have a book from Taschen Information Graphics, the example from the trending on the internet. I like to study a page like that for an hour and really sit and look and try to understand what knowledge I get.
So bullet-point list with logos is a "no-go" (3:15), but if you put a guy in the middle - it's a "go" (5:30)? Looks like "5. Well-structured" part doesn't work too good with "3. Provide a new angle" part.
The idea is to separate the information into snackable sections instead of simply listing it.
Very informative 🌳🌳🌳
Intelligent overview. We all thank you.
thank you so much for explaining it so clearly. Great job!
Nicely explained. Thanks.
This is very helpful.♥️
Thanks for sharing !
Can you turn on captions for this video?
Very helpful! Thank you!
Could you add closed-captioning for hearing-impaired viewers?
This is super informative . Thank you so much :)
You're welcome :)
So helpful !
This blogger deserves more suscribers specially vloggers to make their vlog more appealing and nice. New suscriber here
This was so helpful. Thanks!
incredible!!! thanks for this amazing class.
great content I needed that
Thank you so much sir! Now i can create a simple yet nice infographic now T-T
Thank you, very informative 👍
Thank You Vary Much Its Help fully
this lecture is really helping......keep it up
Damn informative! Subbed. Please, keep sharing more design tips
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I would like to watch this video but there's no closed captioned. : (
Hi Debbie. You're right, we need to add those. Thanks for the reminder
An effective infographic
-is well designed
-easy to understand
-tells a story
-and has one key message
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Very good thank you
cool! thanks, it really helped me on my projects.
Cool video!
Thank you so much for this helpful video!
Good Video! A little digression but you remind me of Freddie Mercury
We'll pass that on to Payman. He'd have a laugh about it.
Thanks man, it is really beneficial.
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Paid maternity leave in the USA is 12 weeks under The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993.
Unfortunately, PAID maternity leave is not a part of that act. The U.S. does not guarantee paid leave to its citizens. However, some corporations may offer paid leave as a benefit if they choose. "The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) enables some employees to take up to 12 weeks unpaid maternity leave but only 60% of workers are eligible".
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jan/27/maternity-leave-us-policy-worst-worlds-richest-countries
There is a bill that just passed that allows federal employees 12 weeks of paid leave. It's called the Federal Employee Paid Leave Act.
federalnewsnetwork.com/benefits/2020/01/questions-about-the-new-paid-parental-leave-law-youre-not-alone/
The leave for time off is protected, but it is not paid. Some states have it, but the vast majority don't. Employers could potentially offer paid maternity leave, but most do not.
it's a great video, It was useful for me as a beginner at creating a Infographics so thank you and keep foing
How much time will it take to be a cool web cum graphic designer. I am very much confused how to work like a pro.
This make sense l, thanks
Nice intro!
More importantly have an imaginations / be creative
Great the one thing I am not 😂 Imaginative
Please can you show how to code infographic in HTML SEO firendly. thanks
Sure you can use Visme and embed to your site and you get HTML5 embed code which can be readable by Search engines such as google. Of course it would be up to google to index embedded content. learn more here: support.visme.co/embed-insert-a-visme-to-your-own-website-or-blog/
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Very helpful :)
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What software you use?
Very well done!!
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Sir to make good infographic in Adobe indesign
I cant focus...its the talker for me.
This is insane
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nice 1:20