Brand book

Charts

How GINC draws its figures: the charts in use, their colours and the few rules they keep to.

Charts

Every chart on a GINC site is one of Tremor's, in its own colours and at its defaults. These are the ones in use, drawn with GINC's figures.

Line chart

Exports of goods by the three largest exporters, 1995 to 2024.

Source CEPII BACI.

Area chart

The same three, stacked.

Source CEPII BACI.

Bar chart

Infrastructure assets by score, with the subject in colour and the rest in grey.

Source National Infrastructure Index.

Bar list

Infrastructure assets by capability group.

Social

Transport

Energy

Communications & Digital

Resource

Space, Aerospace & Defence

Advanced Manufacturing

Water, Sanitation & Waste

Financial

Agriculture & Food

9,528

8,890

8,758

4,103

3,882

3,657

3,614

3,529

2,767

2,432

Source National Infrastructure Index.

Category bar

Shares of a whole: the nine chart colours, in order.

  • 1. Blue
  • 2. Emerald
  • 3. Violet
  • 4. Amber
  • 5. Gray
  • 6. Cyan
  • 7. Pink
  • 8. Lime
  • 9. Fuchsia

Figure with its curve

A headline figure over a spark chart of the same series.

$3.6T

China, exports of goods, 2024

  • Series take the chart colours in their order. Grey is for what the subject is read against.
  • A chart sits in a card with a title, a line saying what is drawn, and its source underneath.
  • Figures are tabular, with the unit in the axis or the label, not in a legend.
  • A chart that is a placeholder says so.