Best way to present training process information on a website?
October 26, 2017 12:32 PM Subscribe
I am launching a new website for a training company and I would like to know the best way to present training process information e.g. these are steps we follow during the training process.
I realise that all these steps could be described using infographics but I am hesitant to go down the infographic route (e.g. the flow-chart type) because, for me at least, too many infographics feel a little bit too salesy and frankly too shallow. But, at the same time using just text to describe the processes might come across as too boring. What approach should I take? Or does anyone have any examples of websites that use infographics and/or copy text really well?
(Btw, the audience is corporate and government buyers)
I realise that all these steps could be described using infographics but I am hesitant to go down the infographic route (e.g. the flow-chart type) because, for me at least, too many infographics feel a little bit too salesy and frankly too shallow. But, at the same time using just text to describe the processes might come across as too boring. What approach should I take? Or does anyone have any examples of websites that use infographics and/or copy text really well?
(Btw, the audience is corporate and government buyers)
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