The Beginner's Guide to Creating Shareable Infographics - How to make compelling infographics that get noticed

Hi Product Hunters, We're excited to present to you the product of more than two years of research into what separates mediocre infographics from top-performing ones. We found that a lot of it has to do not only with little-known design principles that help viewers process information more easily, but also the very important conception phase when you start thinking about your key message. For example, there's an entire section devoted to all the steps you need to follow BEFORE you even start creating your wireframe. There's another helpful chapter on how to create effective charts and graphs. And another section on how to choose the perfect type of infographic (there are 13 of them) for your message. We invite you to take advantage of this completely free resource and let us know how else we can be of help in your journey to creating more engaging and effective infographics :)

In a world of information overload, the ability to visualize information is more than just a nice-to-have skill — it’s now a necessity. But how can you communicate more effectively when the lack of time and design knowledge limits how far you can go with your message? This easy-to-follow, step-by-step visual guide is designed to bridge that gap between the desire to communicate effectively through infographics and the technical know-how to do so. To help you properly translate your ideas into effective and engaging visuals that readers will feel compelled to share, we've created this ultimate, step-by-step guide for complete beginners. In this 110-page visual guide, you'll learn:

The difference between a good infographic and a bad one

The 13 types of infographics and how to choose the right one

How to find the right information for your infographic

How to find the story in data

How to write copy for your infographic

The step-by-step process for designing your own infographic

How to generate buzz for your infographic

Thanks @nikkielizdemere for sharing it and a special thanks to @nchibana for the research work :) Keep it up