The infographics are gaining popularity as a format to quickly share a hard data backed story. It leads the creators to create a really dense and efficient message in a visually appearing form. Due to the popularity of infographics, many vector image editors claim support for their creation. However, the challenging part is still creating the visual side and the information plays a secondary role. As a result the users are mainly limited to the existing templates. Create an open-source infographics builder where the information plays the primary role. The user should be able to put their data in using a standard presets of 3-5 mostly used visual communication tools (timeline, line chart, pie chart, data table, icon of scaling size etc.). Then the users sets the layout of the information and the visual form is later fine tuned using presets of styles. These styles would configure colors, spacing, border shapes, shades etc. The tasks are 1) to analyze existing infographics builder and the most popular means of sharing data in them, 2) design and implement a minimalistic open-source infographics builder, 3) provide several style presets based on what seems to be mostly used for infographics, 4) verify the newly developed tool on real users. The new infographics builder should be implemented as a reactive web based application using React (or similar framework with large community), JavaScript or TypeScript language, and possibly a simple backend as a service like Firebase.

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