Simply put an Infographic is a visual representation of information using elements such as charts, images, and text.<\/p>\n
\n“a good infographic is worth a thousand words”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
So, in principle, an infographic can have three building blocks – Texts<\/strong>, Images<\/strong> and Charts<\/strong> laid out in a visually impressive manner to convey some idea that anyone can easily grasp.<\/p>\n
Most often than not, infographics take the form of a List. Because it is no secret that people just love bullet point lists<\/strong>. Five ways to do this, ten ways to do that, fifteen things you should do, twenty things you should not etc.. Lists are soothing and simple. They provide instant gratification and purpose.<\/p>\n
So, infographics are usually Lists with Text, Images, and Charts.<\/strong><\/p>\n
How to Make Infographics with iList?<\/h2>\n
iList lets you make Lists with Images, Texts, and Charts<\/strong>. The main concept is just that simple. You can do more with iList but we will get to that later. Let us dive right into how to make your Lists or iLists as we call it – which essentially happen to be infographics.<\/p>\n
Before getting started – to make any infographics, first, you need a List of items or the bullet points. Just the base structure will do to start with. You can adjust, add, edit them anytime. That’s another beauty of iList. You do not need to fire up photoshop or go to another website to change your infographic. Everything is manageable right from your WordPress backend<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
As is the norm, bullet points of your iList should be short and sweet. Typically 1 to 2 sentences works the best. For our text case, I am borrowing some of the points from one of Neil Patel’s articles: 45 Content Marketing Best Practices That Are Actually Myths<\/a> and turning it into an infographic.<\/p>\n
Check out this short video overview on how to get started with the WordPress Infographic Maker iList Pro:<\/p>\n