Earlier this year, the folks at Palo Alto Software wrote a white paper on the state of small business in the first quarter of 2014, based off of the survey that they conducted of nearly 400 small business owners. The results were so interesting and the data had so much to say, that they decide to compile it together for you in this infographic.
Window design has evolved continuously over the centuries, so windows can be of invaluable assistance in dating buildings, and later phases of alteration. The importance of windows does not just rest in their overall appearance, but in details such as their construction and materials, their fittings and mechanics, and even the very glass that is the reason for their existence.
One of the main concerns facing people considering cosmetic surgery is how long it will take to recover. If you have a holiday planned or an important work conference to attend you’ll want to be confident that cosmetic surgery isn’t going to get in the way. To help make things clearer, the folks at MyBreast have created a Cosmetic Surgery Recovery Cheat Sheet.
This infographic from Gary A. Peterson highlights how many trucks and other vehicles are involved in fatal accidents each year, as well as how many pedestrians and cyclists are killed as a result. Also included is the total number of fatal truck accidents in the U.S. between 2004 and 2008—and the number is a staggering one.
This infographic takes a closer look at the brain science behind how we see and make sense of the logos and brands we encounter every day. From seeing color and shape, then adding meaning from past experience—the whole process amazingly takes less than 400 milliseconds. Then things get interesting. The logo design can actually change human behavior.
People have been tying the knot since the beginning of time, but do you ever wonder about the customs surrounding a marriage? How do you decide on them? Here is a little history, put together by the folks at Brian Gavin, on the engagement practice.
A quick break here from infographics to present a session I did on infographics at Pubcon Vegas 2014. It is entitled, “Dumb & Dumber Guide on How NOT To Do Infographics,” and takes a look at some reasons why infographics kick ass, their history and common mistakes that are made in the design and marketing processes.
This iQmetrix infographic is designed to deliver statistics about consumer demands for omnichannel shopping options not currently met by retailers and how businesses can alter their strategy to deliver consistent experience across all channels.
This infographic presents the 10 most common causes of motorcycle crashes, including weather conditions, roadway defects, road rage, speed, recklessness, and drug or alcohol use. It goes on to detail the six injuries most often incurred, ranging from road rash and fractures to paralysis or even death.
