5 applications pour créer sa propre infographie

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Vintage Infodesign [156] Opening a new week of data visualization and visual journalism compilations here on Visualoop, a selection of more than 20 maps, diagrams, charts and graphics going back decades and even centuries. Many were published in books, magazines and newspapers, made by hand in ways that look almost impossible even with today’s technology. Read the latest issue of Scott Klein’s Above Chart newsletter for a perfect example of this. Here are all the picks of the week: Phenomena of Volcanoes and Earthquakes (1852) | James Reynolds, John Emslie (image: James Reynolds, John Emslie) Thinglink : 7 façons pour les journalistes d’utiliser l’image interactive Toute l'actualité amaytoisewww.lavenir.net Bloc Etat-Majorwww.lavenir.net Une salle de sport sera construite ici Bloc maintenance et instructionwww.lavenir.net

Add a Touch of Realism to Your Google Maps Using the Google Maps API is one of the most popular (if not the most popular) way to show geo-locations on today's websites. In this tutorial I'll demonstrate how I give my google maps a more realistic look and I'll give you some tips on how to make your own maps really shine! Step 1: Warming Up Our aim is to give the map a realistic look, while still allowing the user to zoom and pan it. Charles Louis de Fourcroy Charles Louis de Fourcroy (1766 – 1824[1]) was a French mathematician, scholar and director of director of fortifications, known from his 1782 treatise, entitled "Essai d’une table poléométrique"[2] Biography[edit] De Fourcroy was born in the French countryside. He is the author of Essai d'une table poléométrique, a treatise on engineering and civil construction, published in 1782, which is remarkable for its period in its use of graphs to list the achievements of civil engineers of bridges and roads from 1740 to 1780 and its cross-sectional and mathematical analysis of the growth of urban areas.

CreativeFlyerCreativeFlyer This week we have a free flyer club collection wich is called Free PSD Club Flyer Templates and includes 15 free psd templates from latin flyers to club and dj party or just elegant glamorous events. These flyers are perfect for club events, or a dj / band night, with a modern look and feel, and the flyers are all PSD format including some great club flyers with some elegant and sexy glamorous flyer templates. They are easy to use, just download these dj and club free flyer templates and customize to your needs and they are ready to print. Check out the Free PSD Club Flyer Templates collection: style="display:inline-block;width:300px;height:250px" data-ad-client="ca-pub-2462436830535730" data-ad-slot="3336895630"> If you didn’t find your flyer please have a look at similar free flyers collections:

Top 5 free online logo maker tools - TechieGIG Logo portrays the identity, objective and goals of a brand thus it is important to have a professional looking logo for it. This is the very first step you need to take when you start branding of your business. You may look at the logos of big e-commerce brands like Flipkart, Amazon, Shopclues, and others. You will find that they have something interesting in their logos. There are many ways you can get a logo designed for your company. The evolving infographic: here comes the GIFographic Did you know that there are almost 78 million search results for the term ‘infographic’? Content in the form of an infographic hit the mainstream in 2012 and its popularity with brands continues to rise steadily. Snack, share and stand-out There are plenty of reasons why brands should consider using infographics.

plasq.com “4 Stars and Editors Choice.” MacUser Dec. 2013 "Awesome!... It's intuitive and it has a wider selection of title treatments and templates - love the retro look!" Chris Shoemaker, Co-Founder of Freshi Media