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Love the idea...but why do you think someone would rather use this than just download a PSD with a lot of elements ? I think the real value you could be creati
by hajrice 14y ago
Love the idea...but why do you think someone would rather use this than just download a PSD with a lot of elements ?
I think the real value you could be creating is if you're able to get tons of designers giving you their 'infographic themes' for cheap, and then charging for access for the app. However, you'd have to make it more 'general', a lot of the themes seem to be very specific, for example, one is for some kind of data around the US demographics;
- muyuu 14y agoI'm not going to spend a fortune in Photoshop. However if someone provided me of a piece of software to this effect (producing output in open formats) then I'd be all over it. Where is this software?
- Produce 14y agohttp://www.gimp.org/ http://www.gimp.org/
- muyuu 14y agoLulz I've been using Gimp for 10+ years. Where are the tools to make infographics like in the video?
- Produce 14y agoThe standard tools, I guess - it's just an image like any other. Maybe vector based graphics apps are better suited for this, like InkScape.
- muyuu 14y agoYep, I can also generate SVG with a script. LMAO you said enough.
- alsothings 14y agoI think the point is that this online tool isn't magic and doesn't seem to have any data integration. So it's just a drawing tool, with some cliche sprits that are used in lots of infographics.