3/2/2024-25/3/2024 Week 1-Week 7
Jie Xuan/ 0356515
Information Design/ Bachelor of Creative Media/Taylor's University
Exercises, Flip Topics & Practical
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Instructions
2. Flip Project
3.Feedbacks
4.Reflection
INSTRUCTIONS
FLIP PROJECT
Group members:
Yan Zhi Xuan (0369425) Leader
Sin Jun Ming (0364638)
Natalie Chu Jing Xuan (0354589)
Jie Xuan (0356515)
Chan Xiang Lam (0358400)
You Siyuan (0366978)
Iman Mikudim (0338004)
Esma Reza (0339055)
In this task, we worked together to understand and apply key principles of infographic design. We explored four major concepts that influence how information is structured, presented, and perceived. Each team member contributed to different aspects of the project, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of these principles.
FLIP 1: Types of Infographics
Infographics come in various forms, each serving a unique purpose depending on the information being conveyed. This project focused on identifying and categorizing different types, such as statistical, process, comparison, and hierarchical infographics. We explored real-world examples to see how each type enhances clarity and engagement.
FEEDBACKS
Week 4:
Week 5:
REFLECTION
Experience
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Observation
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Findings
Among the exercises, I found the Animated Infographic Poster to be the most challenging, as it required me to convey information clearly through motion. Unlike static design, where elements remain fixed, animation introduces movement, making it difficult to balance clarity and visual appeal. A major challenge was ensuring that the audience could easily follow the information without feeling overwhelmed.
I dedicated a significant amount of time to refining timing, pacing, and transitions to ensure that both text and visuals appeared in an engaging yet comprehensible manner. Experimenting with various motion techniques allowed me to emphasize key points effectively without making the animation too fast or cluttered. Through these exercises, I strengthened my understanding of timing, easing, and composition, ultimately improving my approach to the Animated Infographic Poster.
Overall, this project challenged me to think critically about how to communicate information through animation, and I gained valuable insights from the process.
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