Data! Data! Data! You cannot make bricks
without clay.
The infographics below were designed for different projects to inform people about relations between different types of data. A few of them have been procured from sources from the internet while the others are derived from intense survey and analysis conducted among people from different backgrounds.
Relationship between the area, population, and the
GDP per inhabitant of coastal regions of European countries
in the year 2011.
Percentage of GDP per inhabitant in coastal areas.
(The GDP per inhabitant of the non-coastal area is accounted at 50%)
Percentage of the population
living in coastal areas.
Percentage of the coastal area
Note: Czech Republic, Luxembourg, Hungary, Austria, and Slovakia are landlocked countries and not represented. Malta, Cyprus, Denmark, Iceland are coastal regions in their entirety. Data for Croatia is unavailable.
Information articulated into motion graphics for a clear understanding of the data.
The infographics below were designed for the connec+ project to derive design guidelines from a survey to understand the needs of monolinguals and travelers when they visit a foreign country where they do not share any common language. The survey was conducted among 250 participants and all the data acquired was articulated for a better understanding of the user group.
Age of the participants. (The size of the data represents the frequency of the number counts)
Issues faced while traveling. (The size of the data represents the frequency of the number counts)
Basic needs of the participants (The size of the data represents the frequency of the number counts)