We are delighted to announce the arrival of our newest NWC Design team member, Matt, as Senior Designer. Bringing with him a wealth of experience in visual content, editorial and presentation design, as well as particular specialisms in infographic design and illustration, Matt will be a senior member of our design team and will play […]
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Given our enthusiasm for creating effective information design based on an understanding of how our brains work, it’ll come as no surprise to learn that the intricate and varied world of healthcare communication design is entirely suited to what we do and how we do it. A “one size fits all” design process is not
The ability to produce a professional report design is not a dark art. By adopting some simple guidelines, you can create documents that your audience will be able to read and understand more easily. The report designs we create for our clients are based on the science of how our brain and eyes work when they engage
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Following a conversation with a client about why we felt we had to rewrite and restructure the content that they’d sent us for an infographic design, we thought we’d share our knowledge about what makes a good, and therefore effective, infographic structure. We’ve also put together a handy FREE INFOGRAPHIC TEMPLATE to help you plan
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We work with many large businesses and organisations who use infographics to communicate reports and research in a way that makes complex matters easier to understand. As a result, their audiences, including clients and key stakeholders, are more engaged and interested their activities. As our relationships with clients develop, we understand more about their cultures
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We love the challenge of using our knowledge of how the brain works and the design principles that stimulate it to solve the problem of presenting complex information so that it becomes more easily digestible and more memorable. The process of unravelling reams of data and creating a visual narrative that tells the story uncovered
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Last week I had the pleasure of interviewing fellow designer Peter Lippitt of Peter Scarks Design about his journey into infographic design, how he creates his work and what advice he would give to clients looking for an infographic designer. Here’s what he had to say: Can you tell me a bit about your career/education
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I never understood why I like things to be neat, tidy and – most importantly – to work. As a perfectionist I’m always looking for ways to improve my designs – make them clearer, have more focus, get a stronger message across. It was only when I looked deeper into the theory of information
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