What do you need from us to start?

The underlying data in a spreadsheet, any existing charts for reference, and a sentence explaining what each figure is meant to prove. That last part matters more than the format.

Can you design infographics for a report you didn't design?

Yes. We frequently produce visual sets for reports laid out in-house or by another studio, matched to your existing brand and grid.

Are the infographics accessible?

Yes. We avoid colour-only encoding, meet WCAG 2.2 AA contrast, and supply written alt text descriptions for every visual so they can be tagged correctly in the PDF.

Do we get editable files?

We can hand over editable chart templates so your team can update figures for future reporting cycles without redrawing anything.

Can you produce standalone social versions?

Yes. Key visuals can be reformatted for LinkedIn, presentations and press use so the report's findings travel further than the PDF.

Infographic & data visualisation

Make the number impossible to miss.

A statistic buried in a paragraph is a statistic nobody quotes. We turn research, performance data and processes into visuals that carry the point on their own — accurate, on-brand and accessible.

Discuss your data See our work

Research and statistics specialists
Accessible, non-colour-dependent design
Editable chart templates handed over
Print, screen and social formats

Infographic spread visualising research statistics

Every chart is an argument.

If it doesn't make a point, it's decoration taking up a page.

The most common problem with report graphics isn't that they look dated. It is that nobody decided what they were for. A donut chart with eleven segments, a bar chart of numbers that barely differ, a timeline nobody reads.

We begin with the sentence the visual has to prove. Once that's agreed, the right form is usually obvious — and often simpler than what the data arrived as.

Then we draw it properly: honest axes, a considered palette, annotation where the reader needs help and enough white space for the figure to land.

The visuals reports actually need.

Across annual, ESG and research reports, the same handful of jobs come up repeatedly. We design each one as part of a consistent system rather than a one-off illustration.

Headline statistics and key-figure spreads
Performance dashboards against target and prior year
Process, framework and pathway diagrams
Maps, service footprints and regional breakdowns
Survey and research findings with clear sample context
Timelines, milestones and strategy roadmaps

Research report spread with statistics and charts

Annual ReportsESG ReportsSustainability ReportsClimate Disclosure ReportsAccessible ReportsGovernment Reports

How we approach data

Accuracy first

Axes start where they should, scales are consistent and nothing is exaggerated to look more impressive than it is.

One visual language

A defined chart system means a reader learns how to read your data once and applies it for the rest of the report.

Accessible encoding

Shape, label and pattern support colour so figures remain readable for colour-blind and low-vision readers.

Brand extended, not ignored

Data palettes derived from your identity, tuned for contrast and sequence rather than borrowed wholesale.

Built to be updated

Editable templates handed over so next year's figures drop in without redrawing the visual.

Beyond the report

Key visuals reformatted for slides, social and press so findings reach people who never open the PDF.

Data-led projects

Research, performance and impact data designed to be understood immediately.

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From spreadsheet to spread
A short, focused workflow that keeps the data honest.

01
Interrogate
We review the data with you and agree the single point each visual must make before choosing any format.
02
Sketch
Rough concepts for each visual, reviewed quickly and cheaply so direction is agreed before detailed work.
03
Draw
Final artwork produced within a consistent system, with contrast and accessibility checked as we go.
04
Hand over
Print and screen versions, written alt text and editable templates for future reporting cycles.

“Complex performance data turned into clear visual storytelling. Our board described it as the most polished report we have ever published.”

Niamh Kelly

Reporting Manager, Maynooth University

Infographic questions

Send us the spreadsheet. We'll send back the story.

Share your data and we'll suggest how it could be visualised, along with a fixed price for the set.

Discuss your data

Make the number impossible to miss.

Every chart is an argument.

The visuals reports actually need.