"A picture paints a thousand words," or so the saying goes. We undoubtedly live in a visual world. Surrounded by, and immersed in, a never-ending stream of visual images, icons, colors, graphics and illustrations, we have learned to convey even the most abstract of concepts by using the simplest of building blocks: words, images and shapes. This highly practical and access "A picture paints a thousand words," or so the saying goes. We undoubtedly live in a visual world. Surrounded by, and immersed in, a never-ending stream of visual images, icons, colors, graphics and illustrations, we have learned to convey even the most abstract of concepts by using the simplest of building blocks: words, images and shapes. This highly practical and accessible book will help anyone understand the power of visual communications quickly and how you can use it as an attention-grabbing presentation medium. In doing so, you will learn how to show, tell, and sell your story, products, services and ideas more effectively. LID Publishing's popular Concise Advice Lab notebooks are designed to be quick and comprehensive brainstorming tools for busy professionals. The small trim size makes it easy to take along in a briefcase or purse. Interior pages are matte finish, so ink won't smear, and there's plenty of space to jot notes. A ribbon makes it easy to mark your place, and the elastic outer band keeps the notebook closed.
The Visual Communications Book: Using Words, Drawings and Whiteboards to Sell Big Ideas
"A picture paints a thousand words," or so the saying goes. We undoubtedly live in a visual world. Surrounded by, and immersed in, a never-ending stream of visual images, icons, colors, graphics and illustrations, we have learned to convey even the most abstract of concepts by using the simplest of building blocks: words, images and shapes. This highly practical and access "A picture paints a thousand words," or so the saying goes. We undoubtedly live in a visual world. Surrounded by, and immersed in, a never-ending stream of visual images, icons, colors, graphics and illustrations, we have learned to convey even the most abstract of concepts by using the simplest of building blocks: words, images and shapes. This highly practical and accessible book will help anyone understand the power of visual communications quickly and how you can use it as an attention-grabbing presentation medium. In doing so, you will learn how to show, tell, and sell your story, products, services and ideas more effectively. LID Publishing's popular Concise Advice Lab notebooks are designed to be quick and comprehensive brainstorming tools for busy professionals. The small trim size makes it easy to take along in a briefcase or purse. Interior pages are matte finish, so ink won't smear, and there's plenty of space to jot notes. A ribbon makes it easy to mark your place, and the elastic outer band keeps the notebook closed.
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Am Y –
A good collection of different ideas in visual comms: e.g. using arrows, shapes, relative size, cartoons, distance, graphs, venn diagrams, pie charts, etc etc to depict concepts. However the standard of English left much to be desired, which greatly marred the reading the experience. Sentences were expressed rather inelegantly (e.g. there was a sentence that read something like, "A useful thing about __ is its many uses") and the grammar and phrasing were pretty bad in some places. Also, if I ha A good collection of different ideas in visual comms: e.g. using arrows, shapes, relative size, cartoons, distance, graphs, venn diagrams, pie charts, etc etc to depict concepts. However the standard of English left much to be desired, which greatly marred the reading the experience. Sentences were expressed rather inelegantly (e.g. there was a sentence that read something like, "A useful thing about __ is its many uses") and the grammar and phrasing were pretty bad in some places. Also, if I had a dollar everytime I saw "led" (the past tense of "lead") being misspelled as "lead", I would be rich now.
Stefano De Gemmis –
Not giving what was promised The book clearly says in the early pages that it is going to provide tools followed by examples to clarify how to efficiently use the tools. Not only the tools provided are ridiculous, the once that are not even taught anymore in business class, but the examples provided are not comprehensive and clear. This was literally wasted money. If you have a business background, this book is a complete waste of time. If you don't, this book is not going to be very useful in an Not giving what was promised The book clearly says in the early pages that it is going to provide tools followed by examples to clarify how to efficiently use the tools. Not only the tools provided are ridiculous, the once that are not even taught anymore in business class, but the examples provided are not comprehensive and clear. This was literally wasted money. If you have a business background, this book is a complete waste of time. If you don't, this book is not going to be very useful in any case either.
Ach Spydark –
It's for the beginner who doesn't know how to create infographics. Use tools, diagrams, arrows etc. If you looking for an advanced detail, this might not fit for you. It's for the beginner who doesn't know how to create infographics. Use tools, diagrams, arrows etc. If you looking for an advanced detail, this might not fit for you.
Maxim Baranov –
Почти бесполезная книга. Сам автор предлагает ее как подставку для кофе. Это будет ее лучшее примененние.
Thk –
Thought it was slightly useful - after reading Dan Roam's Show and Tell, I have downgraded the rating to 1 instead. Thought it was slightly useful - after reading Dan Roam's Show and Tell, I have downgraded the rating to 1 instead.
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