For the 3 characteristics of effective informative delivery: The infographic is intellectually stimulating in the way it makes the reader decide what it is that they’re looking for in their composting solution. The flow chart style also makes it more personal and relevant to each person looking at it. The reader can get only the information that THEY need from it. This let’s each person focus on the essential parts to them. The infographic also shows creativity in it’s design. Not many infographics I found were flowcharts. It also uses simple language that’s fun and easy to follow.
Overall, I was very pleased with the entire infographic. It was so easy to read and the information it delivered was helpful. Composting can be an overwhelming concept especially getting started. This infographic takes out all the hard work of deciding how to get started and boils it down to just a few simple questions. The only thing that may have been even better is if somewhere near the bottom it had a description of what the different composting options were and how to do them. The colors, font, and drawings help make the infographic cute and unintimidating.
A lot of these concepts for composting I had not even considered or heard of. I really appreciated getting to see the variety of options out there. This widened my perspective to how there’s not really any excuse not to compost since it can be done in some form no matter the circumstances. There aren’t really any sources on the infographic and more seems to be the author’s thoughts on what would work best. I don’t know how helpful this would actually be for our class composting project. The university seems to already have in mind what way they want to compost, so I don’t think they’d need this infographic to help decide how they want to compost.