Information Design | Project 1 & 2
Hisham Rasheed / 0354579/ Bachelor Of Design (Hons) In Creative Media
Exploring Infographic Delivery Through After Effects
While working on this infographic, I focused less on the content itself and more on how the information was delivered. The goal was to understand what makes an infographic effective—or ineffective—based on its delivery mechanisms. Using After Effects gave me the freedom to experiment with motion, timing, and visual flow, which directly affect how an audience experiences information.
One of the main things I explored was motion as a guide. Instead of showing everything at once, I used simple animations and delays to control the order in which information appeared. This helped create hierarchy and made the infographic easier to follow. I realized that motion can either help guide attention or completely distract from the message if overused.
I also played around with pacing. Faster animations felt energetic but sometimes rushed, while slower ones improved clarity but risked losing attention. Finding a balance was important, as pacing had a big impact on how engaging the infographic felt overall.
Transitions were another key part of the delivery. Clean, smooth transitions helped connect ideas and made the presentation feel cohesive. When I tried adding too many effects, it actually weakened the message, which showed me that simplicity often works better.
Overall, exploring After Effects helped me understand that strong infographics aren’t just about good content. They rely heavily on delivery—how motion, timing, and structure work together to communicate information clearly and effectively.

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