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Although the term “infographic” is somewhat new, the idea of presenting information in a graphic visual representation has been around for what feels like ages. For centuries people have been trying to describe their world and surroundings via visuals – from thousands of years old cave paintings to the use of splendid yet simple iconography in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs to narrate intricate stories and evolution of Chinese writing to the first-ever examples of bar graphs and topography. Naturally, humans are visual creatures, and they are more likely to learn and describe best when the information is displayed in visual formats. However, the present-day infographics have acquired a bit different shape than its ancestors, but the basics continue to be the same. The unique mix of visual narrative and data presentation is the main factor behind infographics’ immense popularity. In this information age that we live where data is everywhere, they have become crucial. In this blog, we will...

Every designer wants that each product they create is satisfactory and easy to use. But how do we know for sure if that is so? For starters, we can measure the UX with proofs instead of opinions. But can we really measure user experience? Of course! By calculating products using qualitative and quantitative methods, we can access an array of UX metrics. Nothing feels better than finishing a UX project. Moving from design problem to solution requires a great deal of time, skills, and effort. Undoubtedly, crossing that finish line gives a sense of accomplishment but experienced UX designers are well aware that there is still a lot left to do. Once the project is over, the C-suite would want to know how they can track the results the company is trying to achieve. It is a legitimate concern and leads us to an even bigger question – how can designers measure the success of their UX design projects and prove that their work is worthy of the investment. Understanding and aligning the project ...

Various brands and businesses are utilizing facial recognition for enhancing their customer security authorizations. Many big companies such as Apple and others are making the wise use of this new technology to improve the ways of interactions with its existing customers. This technology has unlocked a path to seamless interactions between a brand and its users.   Facial recognition has also proven to strengthen the security aspects for the business as well as the consumers’ side. As the tech is improving day by day, several leading brands are planning to include it into their products and services while consumers are allowing the mode of authorization for more easy identification.    Facial recognition is a biometric innovation that assists in recognizing and identifying people by capturing and analyzing their faces. The recognition completes when the system put side by side faces from the captures image or video, and the one saved in the database. In Asia, th...

The 2020’s iPad Pro gets an upgrade with a new  A12Z Bionic chip , new  Ultra-Wide camera lens ,  LiDAR depth scanner , and more.   If you are one of the Apple enthusiasts, then keep on reading this article as we are going to tell every in-depth detail about the newly updated iPad Pro models. The upgraded chip is comparatively much faster than the chips in the old iPads of the same models, and the company has also improved the camera with a better and wider lens in the newer versions. The augmented virtual reality experience is also better in the newer version since it is now equipped with a  LiDAR depth scanner . One more awesome upgrade is soon coming for the new iPad Pro models as Apple will release a novel  Magic Keyboard  along with  Trackpad  to make it apt or professional working experience. You might have to wait for a bit as the Trackpad may come out in the forthcoming  May . The newer variants will be compatible with...

In your daily routine, you are surrounded by a plethora of different guerrilla marketing strategies. The fact is that you can hardly become conscious of the creative ways of implementing guerrilla marketing in a brand. You sometimes covert into a customer, automatically followed by being propelled using guerrilla marketing by the brand. Some illustration of guerilla marketing is stencil graffiti, PR spins aka public relations spin, memes, viral videos, and more. In case you are an entrepreneur or a business owner, then you should know the power of guerrilla marketing so that you can implement it to raise your business remarkably. But, let’s first learn what it is and how it can benefit you in growing your brand over the internet. Guerrilla Marketing: What is it? The term guerrilla stands for a group of people or members that partake in a dispute against larger authorities. They are often measured as rebel or insurgent. So the usage of term guerrilla along with marketing mea...