Data Visualization
Animating custom icons is a fun, subtle way to add some visual interest to presentations and explainer videos. We quickly whipped up a few below, just for kicks.
Could your presentations use some kinetic energy?
LaBelle Winery in Amherst, New Hampshire prides itself on being a winery that educates its guests while serving them some of the best wine and food in the region. To help further their commitment to education, we created a large infographic display that explains their step-by-step process to winemaking, from tending their grapevines all the way through to serving a glass in one of their tasting rooms.
To create this piece, we had to break down each step of the process to understand and make clear what happens in each. This included examining every part of the sophisticated bottling and labeling equipment.
This piece appears in two places at LaBelle: one on the wall in the vestibule of their Derry, NH restaurant, Americus, and another in the gallery space of The Bistro in their Amherst location. While guests wait to be seated or while enjoying a meal, they can learn how the wine in their glass was created.
The attention span of your audience can be a major obstacle in ensuring your insights are heard, understood and embraced. It’s a delicate balance between capturing the full story and keeping people engaged. By creating beautiful, concise executive decks and compelling explainer videos, we can help present your story in a way that does both.
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When stakeholders complain:
"Another boring PowerPoint deck?"
When your deck looks amazing, your audience will watch (and absorb) until the very last slide.
Your client's extended team may say:
"I see the data, but I can't see the big picture!”
Illustrate all the key takeaways of an entire study in one beautiful, intuitive graphic.
You may have heard your client say:
“The C-suite doesn't have time to read a report this long.”
Streamline all the key data in your report with featured slides, a visually concise exec deck or an engaging explainer video.
While some stakeholders are working hybrid and remotely, you may hear:
“Our team is geographically spread out.”
Deepen the learning by creating interactive, web-based experiences that are easy to socialize with colleagues.
If they can't experience the insights, you might hear:
"The team doesn’t fully embrace the findings.”
Create richly detailed digital or real-world environments that stakeholders can tour.
Successfully bringing your research into the light makes it accessible to and actionable by all stakeholders. In the eyes of your clients, both you and your research will sparkle.
In this sample, the hotspots reveal visualized data. This allows viewers to drill down and learn more about each point in the infographic in an exploratory, non-linear fashion. Depending on the study type and the assets on hand, you could also provide open end responses or verbatims, images of the provided stimulus, video highlights from field work, or explain key findings from the study.
In the event you have a great deal more information to share on a certain point or points, hot spots can link to full pages, each with their own text and media. This ability enables your infographic to become a hub for a wealth of beautiful, easily shareable information.
For sensitive and proprietary data, we can enable password protection for the entire experience.
As artificial intelligence makes robots smarter, they are learning to work together with humans to perform more sophisticated tasks. This collaborative approach, cobotics, isn’t just becoming more integrated in advanced manfacturing, either. Cobots are assisting doctors in healing patients, bringing precision to farming and agriculture, and even aiding in law enforcement. But don’t worry; the machines aren’t coming for all the jobs. In fact, AI, machine learning and cobotics has yielded a net increase in jobs.