Types+of+Infographics

Today, there are many different types of infographics being used to convey information. Some choose to use mostly text and qualitative data, but others use more pictures and choose to have more qualitative data. Here are a few of examples:

This is an example of a very simple flowchart, displaying information about happiness. Some of the more complex flowcharts can even be up to several pages.
 * 1. Flowchart **

This is an example of a map infographic and you'll notice that it is not just a clearly labeled map of the world, but to make it different, it is showing **some** of the various fast food restaurants and Starbucks locations around the globe.
 * 2. Map **

This is an example of a very basic venn diagram, displaying information about classroom visuals. Some of the more complex venn diagrams can include many more circles.
 * 3. Venn Diagram **

This is an example of an infographic using typography. Typography infographics choose a certain topic and then use information about that topic to form a picture. If you look carefully, you can see that the information above about pandas is formed in the shape of a panda's head.
 * 4. Typography **

Bar graphs are one of the most basic ways of displaying numerical data. However, this is a more creative way of interpreting a standard bar graph. Since it is describing data relating to elementary school and children in elementary school often use pencils, the bars in the graph are replaced with pencils.
 * 5. Bar Graph **


 * 6. Bubble Chart **

This is an example of an infographic about layoffs in the United States using bubble charts. Instead of a bar graph, bubbles are used to represent each company with its size depending on the number inside each bubble.

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