It's Not Sugar‐Coated, but the Information Goes Down

Abstract

WE ARE INUNDATED with facts and figures and, more significant, often asked to use them as the basis for important decisions. The trouble is, although information may be at our fingertips, much of it is bewildering. What Ken Morris and Dave Wilder so succinctly demonstrate in their graphic essay is that good design, a few straightforward guidelines, and common sense can transform even the most complex content into material that is approachable, easy to understand, and wonderfully useful.