Graphic Illustration for Report

Background: Visual aids such as graphs, charts, tables, diagrams, and maps help readers comprehend ideas more fully. Illustrations help tell stories, augment written ideas, and simplify complicated textual descriptions. In addition, they help the reader understand a complicated process or visualize trends in the data. The requester is seeking a graphic designer who can redesign 8-10 visuals for an article. The main ideas are already there, so no new concepts are required. The illustrations must: -Share the same design/color style for cohesion. -Figure and caption should be sufficient for the reader to draw a conclusion. Expert readers judge papers’ credibility and impact based on figures alone. -The caption’s title should state the message. -Remainder of caption should not contain any interpretation, only high-level description of what was done to obtain data in the figure. -Include a caption where necessary: viewers can easily glance at methods to see how data were obtained. -Larger sizing allows more thorough and direct labeling than is possible for papers. Take advantage of this to make your figure more self-explanatory. -Figures illustrate conclusions with evidence and are open to interpretation