Tinu Abayomi-Paul
A list of infographic resources, focus on lists of resources or tools and advice for beginners.
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For the love of all that is good, read this quickie Don’t Do list on infographics before you make an infographic on your own.
free tools for data visualization and analysis including charts, data visualisation tools, icon archives
Visual.ly IS a tool that HAS tools. Only exception do the "don't be a tool" rule about this list.
Google Docs has an Infographics Toolkit
(I am never calling it Google Drive, even if it can one day be mapped as a network drive in an unnecessarily complex way.)
Great course for both beginners and pros alike. This course has both depth and breadth. I am creating an infographic on an aspect of 3D Printing and needed a quick and efficient and up-to-date working model for creating my infographic. The section on determining whether an infographic is a brand or editorial type answered a question I was confused about and gave me the information I needed to focus my design.
this article from the Next Web is all about the infographic tools on the page it links to - but I chose to link to TNW because it has handy instructions for how to use the page.
Learn how to create an infographic without a designer using PowerPoint. If you're into that sort of thing.
If you want a complete list of tools that touches on things like Visual.ly, Google Charts API and even Excel, this list of 22 data visualization tools is your friend.
I'm a fan of is paying designers to do what they do. But if the infographic project -- or your budget -- is too small to hire a professional, try this out.
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