Apr 11, 2017 | Historical Infographics
There aren’t too many industries older than printing. Its origins go back to woodblock printing in 200AD. To try and understand the route that the art of printing has taken through to today’s digital formats, Diginate.com has created an infographic charting its history, and make some predictions for its future.
Apr 10, 2017 | Sports and Athletic Infographics
Cycling is a fantastic method of transport, ensuring you keep fit whilst getting from A to B. But 70% of non-cyclists say that the roads are too dangerous to cycle on — why is this? The team at Mayiclaim has created an infographic to delve into the numbers behind the UK’s dangerous roads.
Apr 7, 2017 | Lifestyle Infographics
Today, over 200 nationalities reside in New York City, making it one of the most ethnically and racially diverse places in the world. Throughout the years, an array of ethnic neighborhoods have blossomed into cultural hubs, teeming with worldly inspiration. From where to go in Little Odessa, what to eat in Little Senegal, what to do in K-Town, and much more – this infographic by Headout acts an ultimate guide to experiencing the world in NYC.
Apr 7, 2017 | Offbeat Infographics
There are a number of factors that can alter the length of time that meth will remain in your system. These include the frequency of use, the dose and functionality of the kidneys and liver (these organs flush the drug out of the system and if they are not functioning at maximum efficiency then it will linger for longer).
Apr 6, 2017 | Marketing Infographics
Let’s face it: public speaking is frightening. Even the best speakers experience jitters before they go onstage. They just hide it really, really well—or they’re so used to stage fright that it’s no longer an issue after their warmup exercises. Audience members pick up on signs of discomfort when you as a speaker have a hard time onstage: excessive sweating, stuttering, shortness of breath, etc. When they do, you become more conscious about what you’re doing, and the anxiety starts to build up.
Apr 6, 2017 | Entertainment Industry Infographics
Playing piano is not that difficult. But its not that easy either. Sometimes people focus on playing so much that they forget to practice the chords and notes. As a result, they sound worse playing. One tip is to start with slow songs. Play bit by bit and then memorize the song in your heart and not to brain.
Apr 5, 2017 | Business Infographics
According to the 2016 Wells Fargo International Business Indicator, 47 percent of U.S. companies expect profits from international business activity to increase this year, and 87 percent agree that international expansion is needed for long-term growth. This infographic presents the do’s and don’ts of making business with internationals over the phone.
Apr 5, 2017 | Health Infographics
Can someone actually injure themselves playing golf? Absolutely! It happens all the time. Here is an infographic that highlights some of the most common golf injuries and how you can reduce them.
Apr 4, 2017 | Health Infographics
We all know a vacation is good for us, but do we really understand why? The team at Daffodil Hotel have broken down what happens before, during and after a holiday in the following infographic, so you can see just how big the health benefits are.
Apr 4, 2017 | Marketing Infographics
As companies allocate their annual budgets, more resources are being directed to analytics. Marketing teams want to make sure they’re sending the right messages to the right audiences on the right channels. If even one piece of this equation is off, the marketing department could be wasting money and broadcasting to deaf ears. Behavioral analytics create a yellow brick road for marketing teams to follow.