Week #14 Feedback & Testimonials

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My intent this week is to implement the input I received from last week's survey. When I finished this infographic last week, I had a chance to examine it with the individual I'm creating it for. My parents and a few locals were also invited to join me at the coffee shop. As a personal preference, I believe that objective advice is often the most valuable. Actually, the residents were frank and forthright to a fault. Here are a few of the most important points to remember. The only information I received from them was the overall design layout. Because the demographics were so large, I agreed with their assessment. Aside from resizing something to save space, I widened the overall graphic so that things could be spread out more freely.   In order to allow the graphs room to breathe, I rearranged all of the graphics and moved the title to the top of the page. The last thing I want to do is overburden myself with information that is critical.



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