Infographic design

Ooh, I do love a massive wall of text… said no one, ever in a million years. 

Your message is important. But when it’s difficult to understand, your audience switches right off. Present them with an information overload and they run away quicker than you can say ‘I wonder what’s on Netflix’.

My infographic design services bring your message to life. It’s consistent with your brand, so everyone knows it’s yours. 

Infographic artwork

You don’t want to risk excluding people. It means a smaller audience. 

Through my infographic artwork you can speak clearly to everyone — from any community, in any language. 

It shows that you care. Your audience will thank you, remember your name and come back. 

Here’s one example of how my infographics have helped my clients:

Katie was an absolute lifesaver for us. She was able to turn our research findings into catchy, bright and informative infographics for our Community Arts sharing of learning event. And she did this with a very short turn around time. I couldn’t recommend her more. And will definitely be using her service again” – Nicole, The Hangleton and Knoll Project

My name is Katie. Hello. Click the big button and we can have a chat.

An infographic illustration of the words: "humans tend to be visual creatures. We take in more information, and remember it for longer, with engaging graphics instead of scary walls of text." The illustrations show a group of people with the majority choosing a picture over words, a graph showing more pictures than words entering a brain, a calendar showing someone looking at words and pictures, and then being able to recall the pictures at a later date, a "like" icon next to an increasing graph line for images, and someone standing in front of a wall with bricks saying "jargon, acronyms, expert terms, complex language".

How does infographic design work?

Infographic design makes complicated things simple. My infographics are accessible to all.

I find the shiny golden nuggets in your message and transform them into a compelling visual story.

It’s carefully researched — culturally universal and instantly appealing to an audience who could be neurodivergent, disabled… or busy, stressed or tired. 

There are lots of benefits to infographics. Here are a few of them:  

  • You engage a wider audience
  • You reach a community which is usually excluded 
  • More people discover what you do
  • Images are easier to recall than words. They’ll remember who you are. 
  • You’ve made their lives easier

Put simply (which is totally my style), you’ll win new business as a result. 

You’ll also experience the benefits mentioned below by one of my lovely clients:

“I had a great pleasure to be working with Katie on our “Celebrate hospital volunteering” event. She was able to turn our event attendees’ thoughts on volunteering in health services into very clear, catchy and highly informative infographics. Her attention to detail, knowledge of the topic and the speed in which she worked was very impressive. I couldn’t recommend her more and will work with her again in the future” – Magda, Community Works

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An illustrated road sign points towards a future of better customer journeys. The left-hand turn points to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) asked 100 times

Why infographic design is a good thing

Do you keep getting the same questions over and over? The answers are probably obvious to you. To your clients… not so much. 

Infographic design delivers a simple explanation. With one glance, your audience gets it. You save time, and so do your customers.  

Think of it as inclusive storytelling. Even complex data can be brought to life as a visual story, easily accessible to everyone, beyond language and literacy levels. 

I know it’s important to get messaging right, which is why I always work with you to make sure the results meet your needs. As noted below by one of my lovely clients:

Katie is extremely professional, accommodating, efficient and creative! We asked for many different variations during the design process of our medicines cabinet poster and Katie was very patient in working with us until we finalised the design. The result was great and very well received and we would not hesitate to recommend her” – NHS Brighton and Hove Clinical Commissioning Group

Click the big button. We’ll have a chat, and I can give you some ideas.