An infographic is a cool way to impart knowledge, especially if you’re dealing with a lot of boring facts, huge numbers, and incomprehensible data. They’re colorful and fun that’s why there’s a lot of ...

It is already well-known that adding infographics to your website articles or social media enhances user engagement by making the content more visually appealing and easier to digest. Another ...

Next time you're in need of a quick visual, there's no need to ask the graphic design team -- you can do it yourself. The process is easy: sign up for instant access, pick a theme and Visual.ly does ...

Easel.ly, a website for designing graphics, demonstrates in a series on its blog how educators can use infographics in aligning reading and literature instruction to the Common Core State Standards.

Put yourself in the shoes of a hiring manager for a moment. You're looking through applications for an open position at your company. Odds are, you're looking at somewhere around 74 applications – ...

The case for and against turning your resume into an infographic and tips to make sure it doesn’t make hiring managers cringe. In a competitive job market it’s tempting to want to make yourself stand ...

Salesforce.com and Intuit recently offered up an infographic with a few tips for small business success. The colorful graphic touts the success of a small business through the use of—not ...