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http://www.infographicsshowcase.com/ The type is hard to read, even at the infographic’s full size because the the designer used a compressed typeface. The pot of gold graphics are used heavily to nice affect, but coloring a pot of gold with a green or purple hue was not a good choice. But I do credit the designer for playfully including the colors of the rainbow (where you would find a pot of gold) into the infographic. A nice touch. Information: B-

The Infographics Showcase - Data Visualization - Infographic Design

Posté le 29. mar, 2010 par Bango in Graphisme , Inspiration , Showcase « A picture is worth a thousand words » (une image vaut mieux que mille mots). Ce vieil adage anglais pourrait résumer à lui seul ce qu’est l’ infographics et la data visualization . http://www.leblogdebango.fr/2010/03/les-50-meilleures-infographics-et-data-visualization/

Les 50 meilleures infographics et data visualization | Le Blog de Bango

Visualize This: The FlowingData Guide to Design, Visualization, and Statistics

http://book.flowingdata.com/ A book by Nathan Yau who writes for FlowingData , Visualize This is a practical guide on visualization and how to approach real-world data. The book is published by Wiley and is available on Amazon and other major online booksellers. There are lots of books on visualization that describe best practices and design concepts, but what do you do when it comes time for you to actually make something? If you don't know how to use the software in front of you, the abstract isn't all that useful.
http://www.noupe.com/graphics/design-charts-for-better-typography-and-color.html Mar 21 2011 We’re designers, so it makes sense that a lot of us are visual learners and do better looking at charts and graphs than reading an article or listening to a podcast. Typography and color are two great topics that are perfectly suited for infographics, charts, and other graphical learning tools.

Design Charts for Better Typography and Color - Noupe Design Blog

FlowingData | Data Visualization, Infographics, and Statistics

Whoa. What did I just read? I think most of you know of Freakonomics, but in case you don't, it started as a book in 2005, by economist Steven Levitt and journalist Stephen Dubner. http://flowingdata.com/