Uninformative headlines by TheStar news 23/03/2020
The infographic below (click to enlarge) not only errs on the side of not making data easy to understand, it also fails to grab the reader’s attention with a very general headline that is neither enticing nor informative. The cartoon is irrelevant and we want to know the detail percentage instead. When making charts for infographics, remember to always prioritize clarity and accuracy.
There are 2 information which clearly make readers confuse and forcing the reader to do more work.
The below chart with clarity and detail without confusing readers
Know your reader, Keep simple, Make Idea and Not Design
Clustered Chart is most suitable to show the data from a study of the first 44,672 people diagnosed with the infection by the Chinese Centre for Desease Control and Prevention in China showed:-
3D Clustered Column to present / show out of 80,928 confirmed infections as on March 19.
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The infographic below (click to enlarge) not only errs on the side of not making data easy to understand, it also fails to grab the reader’s attention with a very general headline that is neither enticing nor informative. The cartoon is irrelevant and we want to know the detail percentage instead. When making charts for infographics, remember to always prioritize clarity and accuracy.
There are 2 information which clearly make readers confuse and forcing the reader to do more work.
The below chart with clarity and detail without confusing readers
Know your reader, Keep simple, Make Idea and Not Design
Clustered Chart is most suitable to show the data from a study of the first 44,672 people diagnosed with the infection by the Chinese Centre for Desease Control and Prevention in China showed:-
3D Clustered Column to present / show out of 80,928 confirmed infections as on March 19.
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