ELEMENTS OF DESIGN - - reference

- Comparison infographic
- POINT, LINE, SPACE
- SHAPE
- Color (background, alone)
- - line text shape texture typog
- Size
- - attract attention
- Numerical
- - numbers charts and graphs
- Photo infographic
- Data visualization
IMPORTANCE OF INFOGRAPHIC

PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN (theres a lot just search - grabs viewers attention faster
nigga) - proves expertise
- makes complicated information easier
- Balance to understand
- - symmetrical balance - boost brand value
- - assym - it makes your content go viral
- Contrast - infographics help in search engine
- Emphasis optimization
- Rhythm (repetition of light and heavy - infographics are shareable
elemtns)
- Unity (feeling of harmony and sense of
completeness)
E-Mail
BASIC IMAGE MANIPULATION
Chat/iMS
- Rotating
- Corppign Voice Chat – free/inexpensive calls via internet
- Resizing and subscription.
- Color correction
- Uses ip to communicate
Image file format
Mobile Messaging App – apps wehre cusers can
- Pixel (bitmap) send messages over the world
- - gif (moving pictures, diagram, and
logos using few colors) Video Chat – an iM that also makes use of audio
- - 8 px and video features (video na chat pa)
- PNG (portable network graphics)
- - text and logos are best (transparency
effect overlap)
- Jpeg (join photographic experts group_ Types of Collaboration tools
- - compresses hbigh quality static color
images Comms

Types of infographic Coording (planning)

- Flowchart Collab (real time building)

- Cheat sheet (not flow chart because it
does not have branches)
KANBAN – continual delivery but not
overburdening niggas
Trello
Advantages
 F2p
 Allows to add many team members
 Mobile app for portable access
File Management – naming, editing, storing,
and sharing files
 Google Drive
 OneDrive
Image hosting platforms – each polatform has
its own different
 Instagram – storage but sharing too
 Google photos – storage too
Video Hosting platforms
 Youtube
 Twitch
Online shopping platforms
 SHoppee
 Lazada
 Shein
 Yawa ka
Web HOSTING – service that authorizes
individuals and organizations to make their
website available on the Internet
 GoDaddy
Types of web hosting
 Shared web hosting
 Dedicated web hosting
 Virtual Private Server web hosting
 Colocation hosting
DNS
What you see is what you get
WYSIWIG – Kris Abunda
 WebMagic Platofrms or website builder
was launched in 1993
 Wix.com, wordpress, weebly, network
solutions, web.com, squarespace
PRESENCE
WEB P[RESENCE – YOU EXIST AND YOURE
THERE
ONLINE PRESENCE – Ypui exist and you interact
Web presence – if you can be found over the
internet in at least one location
Online – if you are over the internet and can
communicate or interact
One way or another, most ppl theses days will
have web or internet presence. Either way,
people will get “exposure”
Exposure – just about anyone with a computing
has the capacity to see the information about
you
- Can be positive or negative, but you can
be in control
- Digital footprints cannot easily be
deleted
 How to get positive exposure
- Considerable online and web presence
(healthy good posts, timely pud siguro)
 more positive exposure  more
credibility for yourself (state the
references)
Web of Influence
- Good web presence – boost influence
over audience
- People believe you easily because of
your influence
Khalid Saleh
Social media influencers impact “online
buying decision, statistics, and trends”
70% of teenagers say they trust
influencers more than tranditional
celebrities
Social Influencers – people have built up
their personal brand and audience
Influencer starter kit
 Reach – number of followers
 Resonance – potential to go viral
(organic content, og)
 Relevance – right and engaging to
the target market
How to measure
Basic – follower count and views, likes
Gain influence by – posting content regularly 
be available for online chats
Lose influence by: inactivity  cease
engagement online
WEB TRAFFIC
- Online analytics
o Page visits – series of page
requests from the same user
o Pageviews – number of times a
website has been loaded in a
browser in a period
o Bounce rate – percentage of
visitors to a particular website
who nagvigate away form the
site after viewing only one page
(closing the site right away)
o Time on page (top) – average
time on page is simply the
average amount of time all
users spend on a single page
o View/visit ratio (vvr)
- Measuring tools
 Social media analytics – twitter
analytics personal accoutns
 Facebook insight - cannot for
personal accounts, only pages
 Website analytics – google analytics
 Flurry analytics form yahoo
 Alexa analytics – third party web
analytics