Updated on January 23, 2024
Infographic vs The Lord of the Rings
Here are the infographic on the content languages of the internet and a map in the book The Lord of the Rings. Many of their graphic design elements, such as shapes and fonts, look alike...
Why, in your opinion, the creator of the inforgraphic has designed the infographic in a way it looks like the maps in The Lord of the Rings?
15 Comments on “Infographic vs The Lord of the Rings”
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In my opinion the creators of the infographic map want to see how important is this map,because when you start the book Lord Of The Rings yoy have to know wher the history take place.
I never thought of that! That’s a brilliant idea! You mean to say that they wanted to show that the infographic is as important to understand the article as it is the map to understand the book. Cool!
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wher the history took place.
In my opinion, to look more tempting and cooler.
Exactly!
In my opinion, the infographic maps are created by this way to take the attesion of a teen and a fan of lord of the rings.
I totally agree!
In my opinion,the creator wanted to sting the attention of young people who like fantastic worlds.I also like this map!
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Thank you, Jim! I have seen it
I like all the ideas,but my idea is that map is quite similar because they could get more attention and sales.
In my opinion, the creator of the inforgraphic has designed it in a way that it looks like the maps in The Lord of the Rings because he /she wanted to make it more interesting. Also, it is a very popular book.
In my opinion the creators wanted to drag attention from the community of the lord of the rings which a very famous book
I really believe that with the use of infographic as a map the creator helps us to understand the number of the people who speak that language and the different languages which people speak in our ”neighborhood”‘
So you think that the design helps people with understanding the information presented.