November 10, 2024
Battle at the Barrier – How One Genes Mutation Can Impair Our Breathing
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Freya Hayes
I feel as though this is a disease that many people aren’t educated enough about, myself included. One interesting fact that I learned while reading this infographic is that there are over 30,000 cases of Cystic Fibrosis in the U.S. alone. I really enjoyed the color scheme and the overall visual layout of this article. The visuals added more depth to the message they were communicating. Overall I think the topic itself is a really interesting topic and it was even more interesting as it is something I am not very well educated on. If I could ask any question it would be if the authors had a direct correlation to the disease itself or if it was just a topic they were interested in. Overall this was a really good infographic.
Macarena Machado Combe
Great infographic. It was well organized and easy to follow. It provided a clear and general perspective on cystic fibrosis. The statistic that approximately 70 000 people have the disease, and there is still no cure, was both surprising and understandable due to the random and variating nature of the mutation causing condition. The consistent color pallet, with the eye-catching tittle, made it visually appealing. Lastly, adding more icons or images representing the text could enhance its effectiveness.
Byron Marinelarena
This was a very interesting infographic that gave me insight on something I had no idea about. I would’ve never believed that a small mutation can effect a persons life to that extent. Great job!
Emilio Orona
Very good use of positive space. The tittle brings multiple connotations and opens the idea of anyone can have its own meaning for it. Very interesting how you added plants in the background since the infographic is on breathing and plants conversion of carbon dioxide into oxygen. Super detailed and multiple sections regarding to aftermath of the disease.
Alyssa
Hello! I liked the color scheme of your infographic. It’s easy on the eyes while also being very informative and easy to follow along with.