Good direction. I agree, all infographics should have a similar color scheme and look, since they'll be sitting out and distributed to the public together.

Also, we just discussed using these with a projector at our trade show/convention booths, so we may need to make the final selections in landscape form, rather than portrait so it can be projected on the screen unaltered. b

Quote from: MktDirector on January 06, 2014, 08:58:09 PM
Also, the following will need to be conveyed:

- the concept of outside threats or attacks (i.e.: government surveilance) that exist with current technology and how those threats are subsequently neutralized by using kehotee

- the idea that you own your own identity. For example currently if you have a gmail account, google owns your identity, under keyhotee, the user does.

It's a tall order, but we need to communicate everything that keyhotee does in one visual so someone can "get it" in just a few minutes, simple yet comprehensive.  Good luck. :0) B

I've tried adding some texts to each items and reflect them in the 'now' part. Of course they can be changed at will, or are you looking for a more graphical approach? I didn't add a large title in the lines of 'Whats Keyhotee?' cause I think in this particular design it will disturb the then/now headlines. Instead I put it in the page corner. Maybe this can be done for the other handouts as well. I think regardless who wins these bounties they should be uniformed to one color scheme/general feeling i guess. Also it might be a good idea to have a landing page on 3I's website which extends each flyer with more detailed (but still easy to understand) info. Maybe a QR code can be attached to all handouts for that as well. Cheers!

Also, the following will need to be conveyed:

- the concept of outside threats or attacks (i.e.: government surveilance) that exist with current technology and how those threats are subsequently neutralized by using kehotee

- the idea that you own your own identity. For example currently if you have a gmail account, google owns your identity, under keyhotee, the user does.

It's a tall order, but we need to communicate everything that keyhotee does in one visual so someone can "get it" in just a few minutes, simple yet comprehensive.  Good luck. :0) B

GodsCreation,
This is GREAT.  And even more simplified than I envisioned (a good thing).  I personally don't think having Keyhotee in the center is a negative thing, but we'll see what the community has to say. You're on to something for sure with this look.  b

Also, maybe put something at the top that says "what is keyhotee?" or "keyhotee for dummies" or something that explains what the infographic is about...

Slightly different take since in the previous image I'm talking about decentralized but put Keyhotee in the center which might raise some eyebrows.

Here's my (updated) take. Of course there can be some more text included as well but I think it's nice to make it a bit mysterious, just like whenever Apple or another tech company hosts an event or launches a new product. You can fold it in the middle to make the distinction even bigger.

I'll try making something for this

BONUS TIP: If you go to about 2:40 and 9:20 in the video you'll have cheat sheets on what elements will need to be in the infographic.  Perhaps a "before keyhotee" and "after keyhotee" with the two systems represented? All the info is there in the video, it just needs to be packaged. Good luck, bounty hunters... B

This bounty is for turning the content in Dan's youtube video "Introduction to Keyhotee" into an infographic that explains 'What is Keyhotee?'.   We will then distribute it as a handout at the next event. Because the event is the end of this month, this bounty will have a deadline of Jan 17 at which time the winner will be chosen. 

What we're looking for is an infographic with a simple and elegant design, one page only, that can be printed on standard 8.5X11 paper, and tailored for the non-technical person.  It will explain visually how keyhotee works in its various functions.

This will be open to suggestions and comments until Jan 7 at which time it will become [ACTIVE].