How do you know when the infographic jumps the shark?
When we start seeing charts of charts.
Here’s a detail from An Infographic of Infographics. It looks at 40 randomly selected Good.is infographics and breaks them down by design, content, sources and theme.
(Source: futurejournalismproject)
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Isn’t it funny how when reading about one topic—in this case, infographics—you come across another post that’s the...
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Gah. I love these guys...the way they present information about how to present...
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