An infographic works when a reader gets one main point and three to five supporting facts within a few seconds. Settle the message, the order of the facts and the source for each number before you choose any visuals, because layout cannot repair a message that is still open. A good infographic reads from top to bottom without needing a caption to explain it.
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Put the main finding in the first heading and the first sentence under it. A reader who stops after one screen should still know what the graphic claims. Content Creator presents the graphic as a web page; it is not a design tool for arranging shapes and icons.
The page is built from the description, notes, documents and images you give it. Put each figure, its unit, its period and its source in your notes. Do not count on a chart being drawn from a spreadsheet, and treat any chart you already made as one of your images.
Five image slots at most, filled with uploads or Unsplash picks. Pick the product, place or process that a fact is about. An icon or texture that carries no fact still uses one of the five slots.
The branding step takes two colors. Use one for headings and key numbers and the other for accents, then read the page on a phone in bright light. Pale figures on a white background are the first to disappear.
Weak: Lots of customers love the new service.
Strong: [Number] of [group] rated the new service 4 or 5 in [survey name], collected [month and year].
A count, a group, a source and a date can be checked. Vague praise cannot. Use the strong form only with a figure you can show.
Weak: Our process is faster than ever.
Strong: A request now reaches a first reply in [number] business days, down from [number] in [year], measured from [system or log].
A comparison needs a before and an after. If you have only one of the two figures, state that figure and nothing more.
Weak: Check out the chart below for the details.
Strong: The chart shows [number] of [item] by [category] for [period]. Source: [name], [date].
Readers who cannot see the image still need the number, so state the main figure in the text and let the chart add detail.
Publish a public link when the facts are final and approved for outside readers. Check that every source is named and that no internal figure has crept into the text.
Use a team link for review before publication. Ask reviewers to trace each figure to its source and to flag any number they cannot trace.
The page includes a WhatsApp share button for sending the link to a colleague or client. Send it after the figures are confirmed, because some people forward links before they read the caveats.
Attain OS Content Creator does not export the infographic as a PNG or PDF. Share the link, or download the generated HTML file. If a print or slide version is needed, make it in a design tool from the same facts and sources.
Icons, stock photos and gradient bars that do not represent a fact use up the five image slots and make the page look busier without adding anything a reader can verify.
A figure such as 40 percent means little without the group it describes and the period it covers. Write the population and the period beside every percentage.
An infographic that tries to carry twenty facts becomes a report. Keep the three to five that support the main message, and name where the longer material lives for readers who want more.
No. Attain OS Content Creator does not export PNG or PDF files. You can share the public or team link, or download the generated HTML file. For a print or slide version, make that in a design tool using the same facts and sources.
This page does not include a gallery of infographics. Look at published infographics in your field for layout ideas, then write your own message and sources. Do not reuse another publisher's figures or artwork without permission.
Nothing to download is offered here. The steps above give you the order a web-page infographic needs: message, facts, sources, images and next step. Write those in your notes, then generate the page.
The page is built from the text and up to five images you provide. Put the figures in your notes, and if you already have a chart, use it as one of your five images. Do not expect the page to draw a chart from raw data.
Follow the eight-step wizard: type, assets and description, images, branding, contact and call to action, Atty Suggestions, blueprint, and generate. Atty generates one HTML page in the background. Review it, then publish and share the page link or download the HTML file.
