SEO

TL;DR Visual content works on the brain before it works on the reader. Carnegie Mellon researcher Marcel Just argues we are built to see and interpret the visual world, so a strong image lands more naturally than the same point in plain text. Why it matters: Stanford’s web credibility research finds people evaluate a site […]

TL;DR Poorly sourced infographics spread misinformation faster than viral content. Most designers rely on quick Google searches and Wikipedia, creating visualizations built on outdated or inaccurate data that gets republished across the web. Why it matters: Infographics with bad sources perpetuate false information and damage credibility when shared widely across social media and websites. Reality […]