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name: reimagine-it-infographic description: >- Content-derived infographic poster — reads the source file and builds a statistical poster from the facts already in it. Not a dashboard, not a CV, not an AntV template. Uses common-scale encodings (Cleveland–McGill floor), ISOTYPE unit counts (Neurath), custom data glyphs (Lupi/Fragapane), and a lossless data table. Palette, glyphs, and composition are derived from the source's own content. No pies, donuts, gauges, 3D charts, or fabricated KPIs. Part of the reimagine-it Content-Derived Design suite. license: MIT metadata: author: Kayforkind version: "2.15.0" parent: reimagine-it hosts: - claude-code - cursor - codex - copilot - gemini-cli keywords:

• infographic
• data-visualization
• statistical-poster
• isotype
• content-derived-design
• cleveland-mcgill
• tufte
• data-humanism category: Design capabilities:
• infographic-creation
• data-visualization
• statistical-poster-design
• isotype-generation
• custom-glyph-creation trigger_phrases:
• /reimagine-it infographic
• make an infographic
• create a data poster
• statistical poster
• visualize this data
• info graphic

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/reimagine-it infographic

Parent: ../SKILL.md — the full Content-Derived Design engine. Research pack: ../references/research/infographic-craft.md — 15-source infographic method (Cleveland–McGill, Tufte, Bertin, ISOTYPE, Minard/Snow, Cairo, Lupi, FT Visual Vocabulary, USWDS, WCAG charts, InfoAlign layouts). Domain pack: ../references/domains/infographic.md — the infographic domain non-negotiables.

Builds a statistical poster of facts already in the source — not an ops dashboard, not a CV, not an AntV template clone.

Hard non-negotiables

1. Cleveland–McGill perceptual ranking. Position along a common scale > length > angle > area > volume > color saturation. Encode the most important comparisons as positions, not pies.
2. ISOTYPE unit counts when the data is discrete countable things (Neurath: one pictogram = N units, repeated, not scaled).
3. Custom glyphs from the source. Lupi/Fragapane pattern — draw a visual alphabet from the data itself (leaves, braids, snakes, whatever the content demands), not generic bar/pie/donut.
4. Lossless data table. Every chart has a companion table; the infographic is a supplement to the data, not a replacement.
5. No pies, donuts, gauges, or 3D charts. Pie charts rank last in Cleveland–McGill; donuts are pies with the center punched out (worse); 3D distorts perception.
6. No fabricated KPIs. Every number on the poster comes from the source, not extrapolated or invented.

Structure router

Before drawing, sniff the source and lock a structure:

Structure	When	InfoAlign scenery
list	Unordered peers	grid, star
sequence	Steps / dated beats	portrait, landscape
hierarchy	Tree / nesting	portrait
compare	Two+ groups	portrait-grid
values	Magnitudes	portrait-grid
relation	Nodes + edges the source names	spiral

Do not default to gold Texas (sequence+compare on portrait-grid). Derive from THIS source.

Procedure

1. Load ../references/research/infographic-craft.md and ../references/domains/infographic.md.
2. Extract anchors from the source (3–5 concrete nouns, dates, numbers).
3. Route the structure (list/sequence/hierarchy/compare/values/relation).
4. Pick InfoAlign scenery (grid/star/portrait/landscape/portrait-grid/spiral).
5. Derive palette from source content (≤ 5 colors).
6. Build a custom visual alphabet from one datapoint.
7. Encode comparisons using common-scale positions (not pies).
8. Include a lossless data table below the poster.
9. Verify: every number traceable to source, no fabricated KPIs, no AntV template chrome.

Must not

• Clone gold Texas infographic's scenery or poster chrome onto a different source
• Use a pie chart, donut, gauge, or 3D chart
• Invent statistics the source does not contain
• Use AntV/Looker/Datawrapper templates
• Skip the structure router and default to portrait-grid
• Ship without a lossless data table