#Design for #Sciviz Tip 1:
Keep it simple (as you can). No.1 issue I run into with clients is they want to put every bit of their research in every image. Maybe ok for numbered figs, but not in your visual abstract, not in your PPT presentation!
Keep it simple (as you can). No.1 issue I run into with clients is they want to put every bit of their research in every image. Maybe ok for numbered figs, but not in your visual abstract, not in your PPT presentation!
At each step, whether working with a #sciart designer, or DIY, ask yourself "what is most important here" and "how can I #communicate that most clearly?"
Ask yourself what is noise in your message, and may prevent your audience from understanding (or even reading) your work. If it is unreadable, there is NO POINT in having every detail in there!
An #infographics designer strategy is to put EVERYTHING in, then go back and cut what don't fit with your story afterwards.
Though #science requires more details than editorial, it is still a good tip. What is the message of the image?
Though #science requires more details than editorial, it is still a good tip. What is the message of the image?
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