Infography

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Information, Design and Art.: When all these blend beautifully we get Inforgraphy.

Infographics are visual representations of information. They channel information in a visually pleasing, instantly understandable manner, making it not only powerful, but extremely beautiful. These infographics are used to explain complex information in clear and concise visual manner. They are also used to ease the process of developing and communicating conceptual information.

Infogrpahy presents various categories containing infographics. These caterories are updated with latest info graphs from time to time and available for download or print. The information consumer becomes enlightened, having learned from the visual feast and is motivated to seek out more knowledge in this medium. It’s complex work presented in atheistically pleasing and knowledge rich way. Inforgraphy helps you read an entire book in one visually pleasing single page.

Use Infography To:

To read large amounts of information in a compact and easy to understand way.

To reveal the data. Discovering cause-effect relations, knowing what’s happening.

To periodically monitor the evolution of certain parameters.

What do you get?

Use this app to download the latest infogrpahics from time to time.

You can print an infogrpahic of your choice as a poster.

With a click, you can frame your choice of infographic.

Here are a few ideas to get you started:

Get latest infographics on your phone

Choose from a range of categories (from food to books) of infographics

Download High Definition Infographics to your phone for free.

If you like it, you can print it. You have the option of printing an Infographic of your choice as a poster or you can frame it on the wall.

You can buy premium infogrpahics and get it delivered to your phone.Go ahead and install the Infography app to dive into the world of data visualization and conceptual learning