Phoenix, AZ's Homeless Crisis
Introduction
This infographic aims to delay the increasing population of homelessness in Phoenix. It was made in an effort for communities to work together to create solutions centered around supporting the homeless in Phoenix, Arizona.
This infographic was carefully made whilst considering the end product should accomplish these three objectives:
1. Inform the general public about the profound issues and unseen factors that contribute to the ever rising population of the homeless in Phoenix, Arizona.
2. A Call-to-Action to encourage the audience to take action by advocating for housing opportunities & be inspired by the information and story presented.
3. Provide a resource for the people directly experiencing this issue themselves. To show these people that they aren’t alone in this, to explain the omniscience about their situation, and that there is hope.
Thorough research & using statistics
Snippets of information from the source
“How can you help?” section at bottom of page
Phoenix, AZ's Homeless Crisis
Introduction
This infographic aims to delay the increasing population of homelessness in Phoenix. It was made in an effort for communities to work together to create solutions centered around supporting the homeless in Phoenix, Arizona.
This infographic was carefully made whilst considering the end product should accomplish these three objectives:
1. Inform the general public about the misconceptions & debunk them.
2. A Call-to-Action to encourage the audience to take action by advocating for accessible housing.
3. Provide a resource - for those that need it the most.
This infographic was carefully made whilst considering the end product should accomplish these three objectives:
Phoenix, AZ's Homeless Crisis
Introduction
This infographic aims to delay the increasing population of homelessness in Phoenix. It was made in an effort for communities to work together to create solutions centered around supporting the homeless in Phoenix, Arizona.
This infographic was carefully made whilst considering the end product should accomplish these three objectives:
1. Inform the general public about the misconceptions & debunk them.
2. A Call-to-Action to encourage the audience to take action by advocating for accessible housing.
3. Provide a resource - for those that need it the most.
Thorough research & using statistics
Snippets of information from the source
“How can you help?” section at bottom of page
How were the objectives achieved?
Thorough research & using statistics
from Arizona / Maricopa County websites, government websites, food shelters like St. Vincent de Paul, & Arizona news station websites.
All statistics use a common factor, “throughout the years” to create visual graphs.
I wanted to specifically include graphed visuals about:
the population number increase throughout the years,
apartment rent prices throughout the years, and
the correlation of minimum wage & inflation throughout the years
These three topics coincide with one another and by providing all statistics from all three standpoints, the audience can then ponder amongst themselves as to why these topics exacerbate the problem.
Snippets of information from the source
to support and explain what is being depicted on the graphs.
I wanted the text to summarize and highlight the most impactful points of the displayed data.
I opted to find the parts that felt more “heavy” & “shocking” in an attempt to drive a point home.
“How can you help?” section at bottom of page
I wanted to give the viewer options for helping out or even seeking help. I wasn’t just going to info dump and leave the graphic as it was.
I wanted the viewer to almost interact with the information provided. I wanted the earnest onlookers to be loaded up with understanding and empathy from the situation. Just enough to so they felt moved & could act on how the felt in the moment.
How were the objectives achieved?
Thorough research & using statistics
Snippets of information from the source
“How can you help?” section at bottom of page
How were the objectives achieved?
Thorough research & using statistics
from Arizona / Maricopa County websites, government websites, food shelters like St. Vincent de Paul, & Arizona news station websites.
All statistics use a common factor, “throughout the years” to create visual graphs.
I wanted to specifically include graphed visuals about:
the population number increase throughout the years,
apartment rent prices throughout the years, and
the correlation of minimum wage & inflation throughout the years
These three topics coincide with one another and by providing all statistics from all three standpoints, the audience can then ponder amongst themselves as to why these topics exacerbate the problem.
Snippets of information from the source
to support and explain what is being depicted on the graphs.
I wanted the text to summarize and highlight the most impactful points of the displayed data.
I opted to find the parts that felt more “heavy” & “shocking” in an attempt to drive a point home.
“How can you help?” section at bottom of page
I wanted to give the viewer options for helping out or even seeking help. I wasn’t just going to info dump and leave the graphic as it was.
I wanted the viewer to almost interact with the information provided. I wanted the earnest onlookers to be loaded up with understanding and empathy from the situation. Just enough to so they felt moved & could act on how the felt in the moment.
Thorough research & using statistics
Snippets of information from the source
“How can you help?” section at bottom of page
Although the infographic details the harmful effects of inflation and housing scarcity in Arizona, my goal was to create a story that inspires viewers to reflect on their response to this information. I want them to consider how they can help, seek help, or at least develop greater empathy and understanding of the crisis.
This color palette was colorblind friendly, just in case B&W prints need to be distributed.
This color palette was inspired by Sedona.
White space and hierarchy were used to achieve visual cohesiveness.
Thorough research & using statistics
Snippets of information from the source
“How can you help?” section at bottom of page
Although the infographic details the harmful effects of inflation and housing scarcity in Arizona, my goal was to create a story that inspires viewers to reflect on their response to this information. I want them to consider how they can help, seek help, or at least develop greater empathy and understanding of the crisis.
This color palette was colorblind friendly, just in case B&W prints need to be distributed.
This color palette was inspired by Sedona.
White space and hierarchy were used to achieve visual cohesiveness.
Explanation of information included:
Why certain elements?
The inclusion of this information serves solely to debunk misconceptions, eradicate stigma, and, ultimately, raise a deeper understanding with viewers of the underlying issues fueling the crisis.
Although the infographic details the harmful effects of inflation and housing scarcity in Arizona, my goal was to create a story that inspires viewers to reflect on their response to this information. I want them to consider how they can help, seek help, or at least develop greater empathy and understanding of the crisis.
Although the infographic details the harmful effects of inflation and housing scarcity in Arizona, my goal was to create a story that inspires viewers to reflect on their response to this information. I want them to consider how they can help, seek help, or at least develop greater empathy and understanding of the crisis.
Although the infographic extensively discusses the detrimental effects of inflation and housing scarcity in Arizona, my intention was to craft a story that instilled a sense of accountability in viewers.
I aim for them to contemplate their response to this information. What are they going to do from now on with this information? They can help, they can seek help, if they’re unable to do either, at least they’ll end up with heightened empathy and a clearer idea of the crisis's complexities.
Software & programs used:
Microsoft Excel (for statistical graphs)
Adobe Illustrator (for design elements & layout)
Explanation of information included:
Why certain elements?
The inclusion of this information serves solely to debunk misconceptions, eradicate stigma, and, ultimately, raise a deeper understanding with viewers of the underlying issues fueling the crisis.
Although the infographic extensively discusses the detrimental effects of inflation and housing scarcity in Arizona, my intention was to craft a story that instilled a sense of accountability in viewers.
I aim for them to contemplate their response to this information. What are they going to do from now on with this information? They can help, they can seek help, if they’re unable to do either, at least they’ll end up with heightened empathy and a clearer idea of the crisis's complexities.
Software & programs used:
Microsoft Excel (for statistical graphs)
Adobe Illustrator (for design elements & layout)
Why certain elements?
Colors
The convention's visual identity uses consistent purple and green colors.
Torn paper & Tape
I replicated their social media and website motifs.
Typeface
I used the convention's typeface, Interstate, for consistency and legibility.
Colors
The convention's visual identity is characterized by the consistent use of purple and green throughout their social media accounts and the signage in the venue itself.
Torn paper & Tape
These motifs were prevalent across their social media platforms and website. It’d only be natural to adapt it into all media forms. I did my best replicating it into this brochure.
Typeface
I aimed to maintain consistency by utilizing the same typeface featured in the convention's visual identity. I ended up with using Interstate due to its legibility & how it offers a versatile range of styles.
This color palette was colorblind friendly. In case people wanted to print and distribute copies of this graphic in black and white, the information is still legible.
I opted for this color theme because it reminded me of Arizona’s scenic view of Sedona. The warm tones reflected the hot climate.
White space and hierarchy were used to achieve visual cohesiveness.
Why certain elements?
Colors
The convention's visual identity uses consistent purple and green colors.
Torn paper & Tape
I replicated their social media and website motifs.
Typeface
I used the convention's typeface, Interstate, for consistency and legibility.
Colors
The convention's visual identity is characterized by the consistent use of purple and green throughout their social media accounts and the signage in the venue itself.
Torn paper & Tape
These motifs were prevalent across their social media platforms and website. It’d only be natural to adapt it into all media forms. I did my best replicating it into this brochure.
Typeface
I aimed to maintain consistency by utilizing the same typeface featured in the convention's visual identity. I ended up with using Interstate due to its legibility & how it offers a versatile range of styles.
This color palette was colorblind friendly, just in case B&W prints need to be distributed.
This color palette was inspired by Sedona.
White space and hierarchy were used to achieve visual cohesiveness.
Why certain elements?
Colors
The convention's visual identity uses consistent purple and green colors.
Torn paper & Tape
I replicated their social media and website motifs.
Typeface
I used the convention's typeface, Interstate, for consistency and legibility.
Colors
The convention's visual identity is characterized by the consistent use of purple and green throughout their social media accounts and the signage in the venue itself.
Torn paper & Tape
These motifs were prevalent across their social media platforms and website. It’d only be natural to adapt it into all media forms. I did my best replicating it into this brochure.
Typeface
I aimed to maintain consistency by utilizing the same typeface featured in the convention's visual identity. I ended up with using Interstate due to its legibility & how it offers a versatile range of styles.
This color palette was colorblind friendly. In case people wanted to print and distribute copies of this graphic in black and white, the information is still legible.
I opted for this color theme because it reminded me of Arizona’s scenic view of Sedona. The warm tones reflected the hot climate.
White space and hierarchy were used to achieve visual cohesiveness.
Colors
The convention's visual identity uses consistent purple and green colors.
Torn paper & Tape
I replicated their social media and website motifs.
Typeface
I used the convention's typeface, Interstate, for consistency and legibility.
Explanation of information included:
Although the infographic extensively discusses the detrimental effects of inflation and housing scarcity in Arizona, my intention was to craft a story that instilled a sense of accountability in viewers.
I aim for them to contemplate their response to this information. What are they going to do from now on with this information? They can help, they can seek help, if they’re unable to do either, at least they’ll end up with heightened empathy and a clearer idea of the crisis's complexities.
Software & programs used:
Microsoft Excel (for statistical graphs)
Adobe Illustrator (for design elements & layout)
Explanation of information included:
Although the infographic extensively discusses the detrimental effects of inflation and housing scarcity in Arizona, my intention was to craft a story that instilled a sense of accountability in viewers.
I aim for them to contemplate their response to this information. What are they going to do from now on with this information? They can help, they can seek help, if they’re unable to do either, at least they’ll end up with heightened empathy and a clearer idea of the crisis's complexities.
Software & programs used:
Microsoft Excel (for statistical graphs)
Adobe Illustrator (for design elements & layout)