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Identify your purpose Before you do anything else, first identify the purpose of your design. What information do you want to convey? What is the medium for your design? Good design aligns its typography with its purpose. This is because typography is key to setting mood, tone, and style in your designs. For example, if you are designing a greeting card... Read More ￫
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National Geographic is famous for its stunning photography and beautiful data visualization. But a photo in this month's issue confuses reader
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People like charts. They become a standard in presentations and business communication. Stats, charts, numbers are perceived as very strong rational arguments. But statistics and charts can be easily used to manipulate and mislead people as well. To support a false thesis or to hide the facts. I can
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The 2016 State of Financial Presentations Survey Report Over the last few years I have focused my work with financial professionals and other business professionals who present a lot of data. Their…
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