Good data deserves to be seen. Pixeldust designs infographics, animated data visualizations and motion graphics that make complex information accessible, engaging and entertaining, for clients from the Global Commons Alliance to Red Bull and PBS.
Numbers and maps only matter if people understand them. Pixeldust’s design team works with clients to produce information graphics, data visualizations and motion design content that turn complex information into something audiences want to watch.
The samples here come from the studio’s global portfolio: web design and animated infographics for the Global Commons Alliance, animated point maps with BDA Creative in Munich for Red Bull, web design and infographics for PBS’s American Umpire, print design for Gingrich 360 on the Belt and Road Initiative, and interactive web design.
Infographics and data visualization samples
For the Global Commons Alliance, Pixeldust designed the website and a set of animated infographics that explain the Alliance’s plan for the planet’s shared systems.
Animated point maps are a powerful way to visualize spatial data, movement and change over time. Point-based mapping reveals patterns, trends and geographic relationships that are hard to see on static maps.
By combining motion, timing and precise geospatial data, animated maps communicate complex information clearly and engagingly, ideal for data storytelling, urban analysis, environmental studies and interactive cartography.
For PBS’s American Umpire, Pixeldust created web design and animated infographics that turn history and data into clear, cinematic visuals.
Circular title animations carry the Global Commons Alliance’s visual language into motion, opening its videos with the same rings used across the infographics and website.
Samples
