Report visualisation

When you’ve put so much effort into your work, it’d be silly not to make it look great too.

We can add appropriate design, infographics and finishing touches to your report, so that the style is as attention-grabbing as your content.

 

When you’re working hard on your research, it’s tempting to overlook design.

After all, if what your report says is great, does it matter so much what it looks like?

However, a well-designed report can make a huge difference - because it makes it look better, but because it makes it more accessible.

Expanding the reach of your research

You’re on the verge of finishing off your latest report.

Your methods are sound. Your interviews and studies are in-depth and focused. Your conclusions are great, even if your page design isn’t.

“That’s okay”, you say. “My audience is interested enough in my results to overlook my formatting”.

But even brilliant content can get overlooked - and not just because it’s not exciting. It can also be passed over because it’s overwhelming, hard-to-read, or badly laid-out.

Good design can help make your content more accessible to people with visual or hearing difficulties, people with dyslexia or autism, non-native speakers, or even people who are tired or multitasking.

We can work with you to adjust your content so that you’re reaching those audiences.

Excellent design. Quick turnaround

Let’s discuss how you can make your report or white paper more impactful. We can help with:

  • Layout

  • Distilling information into manageable points

  • Designing visualisations

  • Creating colour palettes and iconography

  • Sourcing original and stock imagery

  • Designing for accessibility

  • Objective copy-editing and guidance

We can match the quality of your design to your content, and we can do it quickly so that it’s ready to publish when you need it.

We can handle small reports, conference presentation slide-decks, larger white papers, and everything in-between.

For a taste of what we can do for you, check out our report on “The Impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on students preparing for university in 2020”.

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