DATA
Graphic Design · Government Commissions · Zanjan Province

Infographic
Series

Data-driven infographics commissioned by government organisations in Zanjan province — translating complex statistical and social data into clear visual narratives, delivered in dual formats for print and official digital channels.

Category
Graphic Design
Clients
Roads Dept. · Judiciary
Output
Print + Digital
Region
Zanjan Province, Iran
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Project Overview

This series of infographics was commissioned by government bodies in Zanjan province to communicate institutional data to the public and internal stakeholders. The briefs ranged from freight transportation statistics and rural road infrastructure to social data on divorce causes and marriage trends.

Each piece was required to function as both a print document and an optimised social media asset — adapted in scale, resolution, and colour profile for each medium while maintaining visual consistency across the series.

"Every project was delivered in two production-ready formats: high-resolution print files and optimised digital versions for official social media channels."
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The Commissions

Commission 01
Roads & Transportation Department — Zanjan Province
Overview of inter-city freight transportation: fleet counts, cargo volumes, provincial share, active companies, and terminal data for 1397 (2018).
Transportation Statistics Government
Commission 02
Roads & Transportation Department — Zanjan Province
Key completed rural road projects across Zanjan province under Fajr 1400 — 40 projects total, mapped by district with route names and lengths.
Infrastructure Rural Roads Map-based
Commission 03
Social Crime Prevention Office — Zanjan Judiciary
Factors contributing to divorce in Zanjan: a mind-map of psychological, economic, physical, cultural, sexual, and violence-related causes visualised for public awareness.
Social Data Mind Map Judiciary
Commission 04
Social Crime Prevention Office — Zanjan Judiciary
Reasons young people cite for not marrying: financial barriers, emotional readiness, family expectations, trust, and social pressures — visualised as a radial diagram.
Social Data Youth Radial Chart
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Dual-Format Delivery

Each infographic was produced in two distinct formats, adapted for their medium without compromising information integrity. The print version prioritises density and detail; the digital version is rebuilt for screen legibility and social sharing — not simply rescaled.

Format 01
Print — High Resolution
CMYK, 300 dpi minimum. Sized for A3 / A2 institutional print. Full information hierarchy, small-type specs, detailed iconography preserved at print resolution.
Format 02
Digital — Social Media Optimised
RGB, optimised resolution and file weight for official Instagram and Telegram channels. Layout adapted for vertical mobile viewing; type scaled for small-screen legibility.
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The Work

Freight Transport Overview — Roads & Transportation Department

Inter-city freight transportation infographic — Zanjan 1397

↑ Overview of inter-city freight — fleet counts, cargo volumes, provincial share, companies, terminals · Roads Dept. · Zanjan 1397

Rural Road Projects — Fajr 1400 Programme

Rural road projects infographic — Zanjan Fajr 1400

↑ Key completed rural road projects across Tararm, Khodabandeh, and Abhar districts · Fajr 1400 programme

Divorce Factors — Social Crime Prevention

Factors contributing to divorce — mind map infographic

↑ Eight cause clusters: psychological, physical, cultural, economic, sexual, addictive, re-marriage, and violence factors

Reasons for Not Marrying — Youth Survey

Reasons young people give for not marrying — radial infographic

↑ Eleven barriers mapped radially: financial, emotional, social, trust, and family expectation factors

Covid-19 Statistics — Digital News Channel Commission

Covid-19 statistics infographic — Zanjan province and Iran

↑ Daily and cumulative Covid-19 figures for Zanjan province and national totals — designed for Mardom-e No online news channel · 2020

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Design Approach

Each brief arrived as raw data — tables, reports, survey results. The design task was always the same: find the structure in the data, choose a visual form that makes that structure legible, and build it so it works at both print scale and social media thumbnail.

The social and judicial infographics used radial and mind-map structures to reflect the non-hierarchical nature of their causes. The transportation pieces used road and map metaphors that aligned naturally with their subject matter. Visual language was matched to institutional context — civic and authoritative without being cold.

"Data without a visual structure is just numbers. The design work is finding the form that makes the relationships visible."

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