Learn to create engaging infographics with our comprehensive course covering data, design, and distribution techniques for powerful marketing visuals.
This course is all about creating amazing infographics! You'll learn why they matter, how to design them, and how to share them effectively, using insights from Lemonly. Get ready to make engaging visuals that captivate your audience!
Unlock the power of infographics and learn the recipe on how to make sweet visuals that will engage your audience.
This course will cover everything you need to know about infographics. The course starts at covering the power of infographics and why they are worth considering in your marketing and storytelling efforts. Then, the course will take you through the recipe that Lemonly, a design firm that specializes in infographics takes to make their own sweet visuals.
The course is structured in three sections: Data, Design, Distribute. Each section contains videos, screen captures, interviews and even sample documents available to download to use for your infographic creation.
Take this course to build a foundation for building great infographics .
By the end of this course you'll know the recipe to making sweet infographics.
3 Lectures
7 Lectures
Lemonly creates infographics, animated videos, microsites, and other sweet visual content for the world's best brands. Our tried-and-true lemons-to-lemonade process has created more than 5,000 projects for hundreds of clients across B2B technology, healthcare, tourism, and just about every other industry. Visit our website to check out our portfolio and see why brands like Marriott, HealthStream, AMD, and Activision Blizzard...
This was a very high level overview of the Lemon.ly approach to infographics. Much shorter course than I expected, no interactive lessons, slides cut off, some bad kerning and editing surprising for a design firm. I also didn’t realize how old this course was. CS6 had just come out. That was quite a while ago. I’m glad I got this on sale. The best thing I learned was to make graphics for the web 600-650 pixels wide.
Good start when you want to start with infographics
Ok. Not great. But good. It's a good solid framework to get started with making infographics for clients.
First of all the visual quality is poor as well as the voice recordings.
There were no source to the datas that was confusing. And finally the examples were not that representative.
(I supposed something more datailed about the processes, the design etc.)
But for a starter it can be useful.
In the first video, I was afraid that there would be a presentation at a meeting. Fortunately, in the following videos, all the steps I expected to learn from this lesson were detailed. The files are very helpful as well as the point that gives the dialogue in writing as I found it difficult to follow it and I shot the video 2-3 times to understand what they are saying as my mother tongue is not English. I think he says what is needed.
In conclusion, I could say that it fully met my expectations!
Feels like a promo for their company more than anything else. They don't go into much detail.
Yes. This is a good match for me. I am wanting to learn more about infographics and to see if this is something I might be interested in doing since I love visuals and Adobe Illustrator.
So far is not impressing, it seems this was a live seminar converted to be a tutorial. At one point a fire alarm goes off and the training continues people laughing in the background. Not what I was expecting.
It would have been nice to have some examples that wove through the different steps. For example, incorporate the avocado example when you're talking about data (what kind of data would you look at when you're designing the avocado graphic they showed). Something to connect all the theoretical concepts would have been helpful.
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Marylou T.
Very Informative. Nice to see the actual Infographics.