Cheryl Graham

2012

2h 05m

English

Know the difference between a bubble and a locator graph? Got heaps of data you don’t know what to do with? Learn how to create meaningful graphics with clear information graphics. In this course, Cheryl Graham explains all the nuances of data-driven design. Using Adobe Illustrator, Cheryl guides designers through the process of creating useful information graphics. Grab your data and get started! You’ll learn:
An introduction to graphs and displaying data.
When to use which graph technique.
Breaking down data into a useful presentation.
Tackling practical issues like color, text, and shapes.
How to avoid the common pitfalls for each graph type.
Importing and exporting issues between data programs and Adobe Illustrator.
Creating maps, timelines, and much more!

https://tutsplus.com/course/information-graphics/

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