Information Design

 Final Project: Animated Infographics HUAI YI / 0351702 Information Design / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media INSTRUCTION Research the given topic in your group and break down the information into parts - narrative and visualization to educate the viewers about the issue. Use questions ‘What, why, where, when, who, and how’ into the building of your narrative before transferring the information onto your storyboard. Use relevant visuals to create associations of information to the infographics. Refer to the chart here to decide how to visualize. Expected outcomes: An animated infographic informing the audience about a given topic (min 1.5 - max 3 min video) Must include some form of data/statistics.  Must use the questioning technique and provide answers. （ Dubbing and transition optimization ） I choose the right visual elements to support my narrative. This may include charts, graphs, animated illustrations, etc. I choose the most appropriate visualization based on...

 Information Design /Project 2: Animated Infographic HUAI YI / 0351702 Information Design / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media Project 2: Animated Infographic INSTRUCTION Use the assets from Project 1 Instructable Infographic poster into a 60-second motion graphic. Once again, capture the aesthetics and narrative of the poster with movements, SFX, and music. Requirement: Max 60  seconds infographic video 720p: 1280x720 pixels (H26/mp4) published on YouTube (set to Unlisted) Digitizing https://youtu.be/p40bUW_rKfo

Information Design /  Instructable Infographics Poster HUAI YI / 0351702 Information Design / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media   Instructable Infographics Poster INSTRUCTION Your job is to transmit a set of instructions and at the same time educate the audience.  Infographics should be fun, it should simplify the context while representing information graphically. Because “A picture is worth a thousand words”.  Yours should reflect the following: To transmit or communicate a message. To present large amounts of information in a compact and easy-to-understand way. To reveal the data.  Discovering cause-effect relations, knowing what’s happening. To periodically monitor the evolution of certain parameters. You will develop an infographic to communicate a concept, topic, or idea - IN THIS CASE A COMPLETE SET INSTRUCTION TO A RECIPE. The infographic should take viewers visually through the information you want them to learn or know.  Based on your in...

 Information Design / Exercises, FLIP Topics & Practical 5/2/2024 - / Week 1 - Week 2 HUAI YI / 0351702 Information Design / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media Exercises, FLIP Topics & Practical INSTRUCTION PRACTICE 1: Quantify & Visualize Data In this exercise, we will use several different denominations of coins to explore the relationship between them by quantifying their value and visualizing the data. Next, we collect enough data for analysis. This may include the number and total value of coins of different denominations. Once we have collected the data, the next step is to visualize the data. We can use a bar chart or pie chart to show the number of different coins, or we can use a line chart to show how their total value changes over time. With these visualization tools, we can more clearly see the relationships and trends between the data. Finally, we can perform further analysis on the data, such as calculating the average value of different coins, or...