What do you think about the orange bar that includes the paragraph? I added the text info box to explain to the viewer what the purpose of the infographic is. I talked about who needs to exercise, when, how much, and why. I also fixed the alignments on the "quick tips" and "by the number" columns.
This is the infographic that I have arrived at as of now. I will include it in my magazine spread for Michael eppelheimer's class. It might need a few final tweaks but I think the layout and the color choices are good how they are. Any suggestions?
2 comments:
The low contrast between orange text and gray background are compromising legibility in the left column.
Align your body copy to the top, so it has a matching baseline across the quick tips and by the number columns.
What is the blue outer ring for? Have you tried without? Or smaller? Or different color? Could it be a spot to expand/repeat the minute breakdown?
Missing is a small paragraph that expands and frames the piece. Yes, the header says a lot, but now, do some copywriting that explains the concept or benefit or ease of a 60 minute workout. Why do it? Who is it for? When does this fit in the day? et al.
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