Anatomy of a Modern Web Page: How 40% Content Became 100% Distraction

Modern web pages have become increasingly bloated. Here is a visual analysis that examines how today’s websites allocate bandwidth and screen space, the impact that clutter has on usability, cognitive load, and accessibility.

The Attention Economy: Where Your Time Actually Goes

This infographic explores how the modern “attention economy” consumes our daily time by analyzing where our focus is directed amidst constant digital stimulation. It breaks down how different screen activities and social media platforms compete for our limited attention.

What’s Actually Inside a Data Center?

This infographic shows how complex elements work together as a single unit to power “the cloud.” It breaks down the physical architecture of a modern data center, illustrating the core systems that keep digital services running continuously.

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How Phone Calls Reduce Loneliness in Seniors

Recent research shows the risks of loneliness in seniors and the power of a simple phone call to reduce depression. The data is a sobering reminder of the cost of distancing ourselves from our older loved ones as 1 in 3 adults who are 50 or older report feeling isolated.

Who Is the Most Evil Disney Villain of All Time?

Often, lists like “the most evil” or “most heroic” are entirely vibes-based assessments. PixlParade actually applied metrics to the topic, and the results are fascinating. Each villain was scored on a rubric with weighted points for evil deeds.

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Get The Most From Your Music

This infographic traces the transformation of music over the last 100 years, from when we couldn’t even record or reproduce music to the digital age where music is everywhere all the time. It also touches on the resurgence of vinyl, and analog vs. digital.

The Brain: A User’s Guide to Emotions

The Brain: A User’s Guide to Emotions

As neuroscience researchers work to unravel the inner workings of the brain, we know more than ever before about the mysteries of where emotions originate in the brain and the connections between instinct, intelligence and emotion. This work is yielding fascinating insights that we can use to understand how we react to situations and people. The brain, which is a much more flexible organ that previously thought, can be consciously retrained to be more emotionally flexible, understanding and sensitive. The emotional functions of the brain are interwoven at many levels. These maps provide an overview of the major areas of the brain involved in processing emotions.

The Depths of Cloud Storage: A 3D Designer’s Perspective

The Depths of Cloud Storage: A 3D Designer’s Perspective

These days, the concept of the cloud is nothing new as everyone is sharing their data on it. However, 3D designers have a different set of rules they must follow in order to keep their creative property secure. 3DVIA has put together an infographic about the cloud as seen through the eyes of a 3D artist.

Not So Grand Auto Thefts

Not So Grand Auto Thefts

If a consumer with a new auto loan has their car stolen, or gets into an accident, insurance companies will pay for the current market value of the car, but not what a borrower owes a lender. If a driver prepared ahead of time and purchased GAP insurance, that would cover the difference in between the two numbers. Not all consumers have this coverage though and it can make a big impact, especially for those who drive one of the top five stolen vehicles, as revealed below. But fortunately, not every auto heist is well-planned either.

How Recruiters Can Take Advantage of Facebook Graph Search

How Recruiters Can Take Advantage of Facebook Graph Search

With a traditional content search, you may have spent time looking for candidates on the surface. But now, with Facebook Graph Search, you can find talented people based on their interests and experiences in a targeted search. This infographic shows you how to get started with Facebook Graph Search in order to find the best employees.

The Social Marketer’s Urban Twictionary

The Social Marketer’s Urban Twictionary

The folks at Marketo thought it would be fun to study a particular group of social media subcultures. Twitter users are increasingly morphing the english language to describe their Twexperiences (hence the lingo).

Famous People Who Served In The Armed Forces

Famous People Who Served In The Armed Forces

Many writers, actors and singers have proudly served their countries, both in war and in times of peace. While Elvis Presley might be the best known G.I. there are others whose names might surprise you. Check out this infographic and read about other forces favorites.

Can a Mobile App Really Improve Learning?

Can a Mobile App Really Improve Learning?

As mobile devices march toward ubiquity, they’re finding their way into the hands of our earliest learners. Just as parents and educators questioned the quality of children’s television content in its early days, so are they beginning to ask questions about the quality of mobile device content aimed at children.

How to Keep an Eye on Your Dog Using Skype

There are a lot of Skype fans out there who are dog owners. You know the challenges of leaving Fido at home while being away on a business trip or working long hours at the office all day. One of the best hidden tips of using Skype is that you can set up your Skype calls to “auto-answer.” This means Fido doesn’t have to worry about how to click a mouse to answer a Skype call. It’s a great solution for checking in on pets and it’s very easy. The steps are summarized here in this cool infographic.

Get The Most From Your Music

This infographic traces the transformation of music over the last 100 years, from when we couldn’t even record or reproduce music to the digital age where music is everywhere all the time. It also touches on the resurgence of vinyl, and analog vs. digital.

The Brain: A User’s Guide to Emotions

The Brain: A User’s Guide to Emotions

As neuroscience researchers work to unravel the inner workings of the brain, we know more than ever before about the mysteries of where emotions originate in the brain and the connections between instinct, intelligence and emotion. This work is yielding fascinating insights that we can use to understand how we react to situations and people. The brain, which is a much more flexible organ that previously thought, can be consciously retrained to be more emotionally flexible, understanding and sensitive. The emotional functions of the brain are interwoven at many levels. These maps provide an overview of the major areas of the brain involved in processing emotions.

The Depths of Cloud Storage: A 3D Designer’s Perspective

The Depths of Cloud Storage: A 3D Designer’s Perspective

These days, the concept of the cloud is nothing new as everyone is sharing their data on it. However, 3D designers have a different set of rules they must follow in order to keep their creative property secure. 3DVIA has put together an infographic about the cloud as seen through the eyes of a 3D artist.

Not So Grand Auto Thefts

Not So Grand Auto Thefts

If a consumer with a new auto loan has their car stolen, or gets into an accident, insurance companies will pay for the current market value of the car, but not what a borrower owes a lender. If a driver prepared ahead of time and purchased GAP insurance, that would cover the difference in between the two numbers. Not all consumers have this coverage though and it can make a big impact, especially for those who drive one of the top five stolen vehicles, as revealed below. But fortunately, not every auto heist is well-planned either.

How Recruiters Can Take Advantage of Facebook Graph Search

How Recruiters Can Take Advantage of Facebook Graph Search

With a traditional content search, you may have spent time looking for candidates on the surface. But now, with Facebook Graph Search, you can find talented people based on their interests and experiences in a targeted search. This infographic shows you how to get started with Facebook Graph Search in order to find the best employees.

The Social Marketer’s Urban Twictionary

The Social Marketer’s Urban Twictionary

The folks at Marketo thought it would be fun to study a particular group of social media subcultures. Twitter users are increasingly morphing the english language to describe their Twexperiences (hence the lingo).

Famous People Who Served In The Armed Forces

Famous People Who Served In The Armed Forces

Many writers, actors and singers have proudly served their countries, both in war and in times of peace. While Elvis Presley might be the best known G.I. there are others whose names might surprise you. Check out this infographic and read about other forces favorites.

Can a Mobile App Really Improve Learning?

Can a Mobile App Really Improve Learning?

As mobile devices march toward ubiquity, they’re finding their way into the hands of our earliest learners. Just as parents and educators questioned the quality of children’s television content in its early days, so are they beginning to ask questions about the quality of mobile device content aimed at children.

How to Keep an Eye on Your Dog Using Skype

There are a lot of Skype fans out there who are dog owners. You know the challenges of leaving Fido at home while being away on a business trip or working long hours at the office all day. One of the best hidden tips of using Skype is that you can set up your Skype calls to “auto-answer.” This means Fido doesn’t have to worry about how to click a mouse to answer a Skype call. It’s a great solution for checking in on pets and it’s very easy. The steps are summarized here in this cool infographic.