Infographic elements

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Infographic elements help improve user experience by simplifying complex data into visually pleasing creative package. A infographic starts with a single solid consistent data story. Use a color palette. Place information using the inverted pyramid, meaning that the most important information is at the top and gets less significant as the user moves down the image. Keep it readable. Optimally, users should be able to see most of the information at a glance and everything should be readable. If find that infographic needs to be a little on the large size, break it into manageable parts so that all the information from one section is viewable at one time. Remember scale. With data visualization, context is important. Turn any text that can be into a visual element, but remember to provide enough context so that it is easily understood. Infographics thrive on big lettering, create a typography palette with one or two typefaces, and include plenty of Space, white space is important.