Improving User Experience (UX) by Applying (Interactive) Infographic in the Human Computer Interaction Context

Human Computer Interaction (HCI) is a theory in which we are trying to find ways to enable humans to work with machines or computers and to help people understand the information presented. Data visualization and information visualization are formal ways to intervene in complex information and deliver it to viewers effectively. Infographics help to reduce digestion time for complex data, and have the advantage of making it possible to connect people effectively with all types of data, and that is why we should use infographics as a powerful visual information delivery medium. By using best practices in visualizing interactive data, we are able to separate out meaningful and interesting stories. Based on information provided by the powerful User Experience (UX) community, we can make the world easier to navigate and more fun. There are many ways to evaluate infographics and UX. And with the silimilarity of their evaluation criteria, it means good infographics can help maximize the UX evaluation score. This paper is extending observations on how people evaluate infographics and combine that evaluation with the consideration of UX benefits.