Infographics have been big in 2011 – people have them made because they do really well virally on social media sites like twitter and facebook and blogs love linking to them (as you can see from this post!). A good number have been made about WordPress so I thought I would collect them together for this post …
Information graphics or infographics are graphic visual representations of information, data or knowledge. These graphics present complex information quickly and clearly, such as in signs, maps, journalism, technical writing, and education. With an information graphic, computer scientists, mathematicians, and statisticians develop and communicate concepts using a single symbol to process information.
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6 thoughts on “15 Entertaining & Informative WordPress Infographics”
15 Entertaining & Informative WordPress Infographics
That’s pretty awesome!! This is the first I’m hearing about these kinda things too, but they’re so well done and eye pleasing :) I love it!
Great article !
I had this moment where I had to decide between Joomla, WordPress or Drupal. Glad I went with WP, seriously. I cannot stand Joomla and how hard it is to make one change. I design sites, slice them to HTML/CSS and then I customize or create a brand new theme for WordPress. Whilst the learning curve of WP is high, I think it’s way nicer and there is a better community of top quality sites, than with Joomla, which to me is template heaven.
I am not saying templates are bad, but I make money designing websites, not grabbing templates, makign a few changes and charging.
Really useful collection of sites for us designers, I really should move over to WP :|
Also good infographic: http://www.crazyxhtml.com/blog/why-we-love-wordpress/
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