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Basically, you could have the best, most interesting and engaging written content, and it could still get lost and ignored because it looks the exact same as every other piece of content. Visual content prevents this, though. Visual content gives you free reign to customise your message, use different techniques and mediums to get your message across, it’s really an infinitely useful tool.
So, as a part of our endeavour to make the whole design process smoother, simpler and easier for you, let’s discuss 10 types of visual content you can create right now to get that attention you and your brand deserve....
Via Jeff Domansky, Anna Morgan, senameintr
Start with photos, inspiring quotes and move to branded images, infographics and more visuals that have big impact.
Some useful information.
"One picture is worth a thousand words"...indeed, that could be applied to every single context. For instance, I work in a condominium management office, and we usually have to post memos on the elevators. Residents' attention has been brought when those memos have pictures instead of a lot of words.
If you would like to effectively convey a message, you have to be very careful when picking the words and combing these with a compelling picture. That will help the receiver to understand better your message and also, will be more interesting for him/her.