elearning-related visual design trends what non-designers need to know session speaker: bianca woods
TRANSCRIPT
Has this happened to you…
Why don’t we just use (insert fancy design term this guy doesn’t actually understand here)?
Things to be careful of when using amateur video
Needs to be genuine
Can look too cheap for
marketing
iOS started with realism & skeuomorphism…
Image Credit: Mahesh Mohanhttps://www.flickr.com/photos/maheshones/8564863596/sizes/l/
Then this happened to iOS 7
Image Credit: Mahesh Mohanhttps://www.flickr.com/photos/maheshones/11400984316/sizes/m/
A good infographic should:
be visually engaging
EspressoSteamed
MilkMilk
Foam
Espresso 30 0 0
Caffé Latte 30 50 20
Cappucchino 30 35 35
Flat White 30 50 0
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strive to be clearer &
boring than this
use images/text to simplify &
compress content
Image Credit: Lokesh Dhakarhttp://www.lokeshdhakar.com/coffee-drinks-illustrated/
What makes an infographic succeed?
Pie I have eatenPie I have not eaten
How much pie have I eaten so far?a history of pie consumption up to this point of time
Logical informati
on
Well-designed graphics
Clear narrative and
pointThat’s
some good looking pie!
Consider using an infographic if you need to…
Tie together related data
Simplify large amounts of
content
Tell a story that’s best told through
data
Use something else if you need to…
Use it just because it’s shiny & new
Need to tell a linear narrative story
Attempt to link data that actually isn’t connected
Stick to 1 theme, then curate, curate, curate
core theme
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follow media on related topics
technology
innovationweb trends
user interface design
product design
marketing
fashion
app designmultimedia
video game design
interior design
maker culture learning
psychology
science