At work earlier this year I was asked to put together an infographic style chart for a quarterly report. I used
Adobe's Project Rome since it was a very easy to use graphic design outfit that could be used free and in-browser. I've been using it each quarter for our reports and I last used it right before the holidays and started a rough draft. But when I went to finish it today the entire Rome program seemed to be completely gone from Adobe's website. Now what?
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posted by forkisbetter
on Jan 7, 2013 -
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What do you consider to be the best infographics that use a very simple-looking visual style?
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posted by KokuRyu
on Apr 7, 2012 -
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Any recommendations for information designers or visualizers to do trainings for the large research company for which I work?
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posted by anonymous
on Jan 31, 2012 -
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Are there online resources that will let an amateur make slick, professional infographics, graphs, charts or images+text? Or communities of designers that do quick, topical visualization challenges? Further details inside.
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posted by HE Amb. T. S. L. DuVal
on Nov 8, 2011 -
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Why are medical industry-seeming websites publishing all these unrelated infographics?
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posted by ghharr
on Aug 27, 2011 -
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There's a certain kind of comic infographic that consists of a large, detailed drawing with tiny info-boxes about small details. Is there a name for this kind of graphic? Where can I find examples of it?
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posted by roll truck roll
on Oct 28, 2010 -
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searching for new approach to 2-dimensional presentation of multiple streams of data for television series that goes beyond CNBC and "24"
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posted by TMezz
on Sep 4, 2010 -
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What's the awesomest online coverage of an election you've ever seen?
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posted by Tom-B
on Jun 11, 2010 -
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The whole BP oil spill (with few legal ramifications so far, although apparently there is a
cap on the
damages which BP would be required to pay) and the recurrent stories of copyright violations (with many outrageous fines to poor saps who got caught downloading movies and music) got me thinking: is anyone aware of a nice infographic of different fines issued / punitive damages awarded for different crimes? I am basically curious how it would look like for different countries, and if it could be used as a rough "how much we value what" scale.
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posted by TheyCallItPeace
on Jun 8, 2010 -
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Does anyone know of a quick hit economic dashboard where I can get all the economic data in a snapshot?
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posted by blahblah
on Apr 13, 2010 -
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I have some friends collecting movie & music data for the month of August - what are some innovative/interesting things I can do with the results?
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posted by troika
on Aug 3, 2009 -
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I'm currently studying graphic design and I've been given a job creating infographics for a business magazine. I know my way around Illustrator but I don't really know anything about creating infographics.
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posted by nelle
on Mar 7, 2007 -
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The other day I was looking at my dictionary. At the back is a diagram of linguistic geneaology. As in, Spanish comes from Latin comes from... Does anybody know where I could find a large poster version of this sort of thing? (More Inside)
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posted by shotsy
on Apr 5, 2004 -
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