Coolinfographics.com Website Review

The Cool Infographics website is headed for a complete redesign and relaunch at the beginning of 2019, and I would really like to hear Humble Bundle and Wiley Tech have teamed up to offer the Big Data & Infographics Book Bundle > HUMBLE BOOK BUNDLE: BIG DATA & INFOGRAPHICS BY WILEY >  kickbacks. I didn't even know about the deal until I noticed other people talking about it on Twitter! I'm just excited for my book to be (I did notice they used the dataviz design from my book cover for their promotional graphics) It is a fantastic collection of books, and you should grab it while it's available! I have most of these on my shelf! takes the top 20 reasons for death in 2016 and compares them to the predicted top 20 reasons for death in 2040. The top 3 aren't predicted called Forecasting life expectancy, years of life lost, and all-cause and cause-specific mortality for 250 causes of death: reference and The orthogonal lines are hard to follow. Straight lines would have turned this into a slope graph, and made it easier to see which causes of death were increasing or decreasing. Categorizing the causes of death into 3 different categories and color coding them really helps break up the text and makes it a little easier to follow the arrows. The Food Network is using infographics to help highlight some of their most popular cooking help articles. The Food Network Kitchen's Top 10 You'll notice the infographic is very brief and light on the details. It's a short, easy-to-read summary that leads to a much more detailed, full-length article 10 Tips for Cooking the Perfect Thanksgiving Turkey From a marketing point of view, this is a great use of infographics. The infographic doesn't have to go into exhaustive details. Just a quick summary that leads people to more information on the website. It is 2018 and our phones have become intricate to our daily lives. The Smartphone Etiquette 2018 A lot of good statistics here, but way too many of them are just shown as big numbers in text. That doesn't put the information into context