Coffee – The Truth About Your Morning Fix

This infographic by Evoke.ie offers an insight into the world of coffee that you perhaps never considered, including the amount of calories in different types of coffee drinks, how do calories compare in different coffee chains and what researchers say about coffee addiction.

Death In the Digital Age

Over a quarter of the world’s population currently uses social media, and with more and more people joining social media networks and a digital generation getting older, this infographic explores what happens after someone dies in their digital afterlife. It reveals various ways in which you can choose to deal with a deceased loved one’s social profiles, and also explores some ways you can pre-plan your digital afterlife.

The Impact of Brand Storytelling

In the pursuit of deeper connections with their desired audience, brands leave behind traditional advertising and find that providing compelling branded content is what really moves consumers to be a part of their story – their brand story. This infographic illustrates the importance of brand storytelling, from the consumer’s viewpoint.

5 Logo Styles

When designing a logo, keep in mind that there are five basic logo styles for to consider. Each one has strengths and weaknesses that will appeal to various industries. In this infographic, The Logo Company looks at these in more detail.

Killer Facts and Odds of Dying

SelectQuote’s Killer Facts and Odds of Dying infographic reveals some shocking statistics about death that are sure to raise your eyebrows. As you can see, most of the ways that people are afraid to die are the least likely to happen – while the most frequent causes of death are often overlooked.

How We Could Have A World Without Malaria

Malaria kills hundreds of thousands of people every year and infects hundreds of millions more. Yet, elimination of the disease is possible. In fact it’s been achieved in 62 countries since 1960. So, what stands in the way of a world without Malaria? This infographic from Work the World explores this in more detail.