Infographics. Posters

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Brushing up rules about infographics

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Barasha Barasha

Russian Federation

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Infographics. PostersOnline version Brushing up rules about infographics by Barasha Barasha 1 Is the poster's main message immediately obvious at first glance? Yes No 2 A few spelling errors don't matter in visual designs. Yes No 3 Posters should require 30+ seconds to understand. Yes No 4 Blurry images are acceptable if the idea is good. Yes No 5 Using 6 different colors makes posters more exciting. Yes No 6 Information should be arranged randomly for creative impact. Yes No 7 Are all images/icons high-resolution and not pixelated? Yes No 8 Is all text easy to read (e.g., dark text on light background)? Yes No 9 Does the poster follow a logical visual flow (e.g., top-to-bottom)? Yes No 10 It's good to fill every blank space with text or graphics. Yes No 11 Crowded posters with small text are fine if the content is important. Yes No 12 Is the file format correct (PDF for print, PNG/JPEG for screens)? Yes No 13 Does the title stand out (largest text, bold, or contrasting color)? Yes No 14 Is there only one central idea or theme? Yes No 15 Do analogous color schemes (ex: blue+green) create harmony? Yes No 16 Should pie charts show 10+ categories? Yes No 17 Should body text be smaller than 12pt? Yes No 18 Is it okay to mix 3+ font styles in one poster? Yes No

Infographics. PostersOnline version

Brushing up rules about infographics

by Barasha Barasha

Is the poster's main message immediately obvious at first glance?

Yes

A few spelling errors don't matter in visual designs.

Yes

Posters should require 30+ seconds to understand.

Yes

Blurry images are acceptable if the idea is good.

Yes

Using 6 different colors makes posters more exciting.

Yes

Information should be arranged randomly for creative impact.

Yes

Are all images/icons high-resolution and not pixelated?

Yes

Is all text easy to read (e.g., dark text on light background)?

Yes

Does the poster follow a logical visual flow (e.g., top-to-bottom)?

Yes

It's good to fill every blank space with text or graphics.

Yes

Crowded posters with small text are fine if the content is important.

Yes

Is the file format correct (PDF for print, PNG/JPEG for screens)?

Yes

Does the title stand out (largest text, bold, or contrasting color)?

Yes

Is there only one central idea or theme?

Yes

Do analogous color schemes (ex: blue+green) create harmony?

Yes

Should pie charts show 10+ categories?

Yes

Should body text be smaller than 12pt?

Yes

Is it okay to mix 3+ font styles in one poster?

Yes

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Infographics. PostersOnline version

by Barasha Barasha

Is the poster's main message immediately obvious at first glance?

A few spelling errors don't matter in visual designs.

Posters should require 30+ seconds to understand.

Blurry images are acceptable if the idea is good.

Using 6 different colors makes posters more exciting.

Information should be arranged randomly for creative impact.

Are all images/icons high-resolution and not pixelated?

Is all text easy to read (e.g., dark text on light background)?

Does the poster follow a logical visual flow (e.g., top-to-bottom)?

It's good to fill every blank space with text or graphics.

Crowded posters with small text are fine if the content is important.

Is the file format correct (PDF for print, PNG/JPEG for screens)?

Does the title stand out (largest text, bold, or contrasting color)?

Is there only one central idea or theme?

Do analogous color schemes (ex: blue+green) create harmony?

Should pie charts show 10+ categories?

Should body text be smaller than 12pt?

Is it okay to mix 3+ font styles in one poster?

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