The Whole City Is Reading
Retro newspaper-style A4 infographic: 1.24M visits, 802K loans, 46K active members; bar charts rank six lending formats, storytime takes 32.6% of event attendance.
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An A4 portrait, retro newspaper-style infographic covering 2024 lending and visits across the Northbridge Public Library network.
Swap the accent to mustard yellow
The accent color changes from coral red to mustard yellow; the rest of the layout stays the same.
Design yoursCreate an A4 portrait data infographic showing 2024 lending and visits for the Northbridge Public Library network. Set the main headline "The Whole City Is Reading" in oversized type at the top; to its right, three big numbers highlight 1.24 million visits, 802K loans and 46K active members, with a short introduction summarizing the year. Upper-middle left: a "Loans by Format" horizontal bar chart lists print books 378, ebooks 162, audiobooks 113, comics 89, films 33 and activity kits 27 (completed loans, in thousands); upper-middle right: a "Who Borrowed What" matrix bubble chart crosses six age rows — 0–12, 13–17, 18–29, 30–44, 45–64 and 65+ — with the six formats, row totals 160/88/144/176/138/96, column totals 378/162/113/89/33/27, grand total 802, bubble colors matching the legend: growth of 8% or more, change within ±7%, decline of 8% or more. Lower middle: a "Reasons for Visiting" donut chart shows borrowing and returning books 41%, studying or working 27%, children's activities 14%, digital services 10% and attending events 8%; at the bottom, an "Event Attendance" bar chart runs storytime 8.4K, maker workshops 6.1K, tutoring 4.8K, author talks 3.6K and book clubs 2.9K, with a side note that print books are the most-borrowed format in every age group and storytime accounts for 32.6% of all event attendance, plus a legend, methodology notes and a footer reading "Fictional dataset / Northbridge Public Library Network / 2024". The overall look is a retro newspaper style on a beige paper-textured background with deep teal, coral red and gray accents, dashed lines separating sections, bold numerals and a clear hierarchy.
Change the visits figure
The headline visits number changes from 1.24 million to 1.31 million; the rest of the layout stays the same.
Design yoursCreate an A4 portrait data infographic showing 2024 lending and visits for the Northbridge Public Library network. Set the main headline "The Whole City Is Reading" in oversized type at the top; to its right, three big numbers highlight 1.24 million visits, 802K loans and 46K active members, with a short introduction summarizing the year. Upper-middle left: a "Loans by Format" horizontal bar chart lists print books 378, ebooks 162, audiobooks 113, comics 89, films 33 and activity kits 27 (completed loans, in thousands); upper-middle right: a "Who Borrowed What" matrix bubble chart crosses six age rows — 0–12, 13–17, 18–29, 30–44, 45–64 and 65+ — with the six formats, row totals 160/88/144/176/138/96, column totals 378/162/113/89/33/27, grand total 802, bubble colors matching the legend: growth of 8% or more, change within ±7%, decline of 8% or more. Lower middle: a "Reasons for Visiting" donut chart shows borrowing and returning books 41%, studying or working 27%, children's activities 14%, digital services 10% and attending events 8%; at the bottom, an "Event Attendance" bar chart runs storytime 8.4K, maker workshops 6.1K, tutoring 4.8K, author talks 3.6K and book clubs 2.9K, with a side note that print books are the most-borrowed format in every age group and storytime accounts for 32.6% of all event attendance, plus a legend, methodology notes and a footer reading "Fictional dataset / Northbridge Public Library Network / 2024". The overall look is a retro newspaper style on a beige paper-textured background with deep teal, coral red and gray accents, dashed lines separating sections, bold numerals and a clear hierarchy.
Add a byline to the footer
An editor's byline is added to the footer; the rest of the layout stays the same.
Design yoursCreate an A4 portrait data infographic showing 2024 lending and visits for the Northbridge Public Library network. Set the main headline "The Whole City Is Reading" in oversized type at the top; to its right, three big numbers highlight 1.24 million visits, 802K loans and 46K active members, with a short introduction summarizing the year. Upper-middle left: a "Loans by Format" horizontal bar chart lists print books 378, ebooks 162, audiobooks 113, comics 89, films 33 and activity kits 27 (completed loans, in thousands); upper-middle right: a "Who Borrowed What" matrix bubble chart crosses six age rows — 0–12, 13–17, 18–29, 30–44, 45–64 and 65+ — with the six formats, row totals 160/88/144/176/138/96, column totals 378/162/113/89/33/27, grand total 802, bubble colors matching the legend: growth of 8% or more, change within ±7%, decline of 8% or more. Lower middle: a "Reasons for Visiting" donut chart shows borrowing and returning books 41%, studying or working 27%, children's activities 14%, digital services 10% and attending events 8%; at the bottom, an "Event Attendance" bar chart runs storytime 8.4K, maker workshops 6.1K, tutoring 4.8K, author talks 3.6K and book clubs 2.9K, with a side note that print books are the most-borrowed format in every age group and storytime accounts for 32.6% of all event attendance, plus a legend, methodology notes and a footer reading "Fictional dataset / Northbridge Public Library Network / 2024". The overall look is a retro newspaper style on a beige paper-textured background with deep teal, coral red and gray accents, dashed lines separating sections, bold numerals and a clear hierarchy.
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