Hey all, one of my clients has asked me to tidy up a google slides document, it's about 50 slides long with lots of screenshots of graphs of varying types that come from a range of different sources that all need to be changed to the brand colours and fonts.
Normally when I've made graphs in the past I've either: * Pasted the data into illustrator, then converted the graphs to shapes and updated the text and colours to something that suits me
- OR made graphs using the font Chartwell in Illustrator, and edited colours and fonts as necessary
Both of these options get me the visual result I'm looking for but doesn't seem a particularly efficient way of working, particularly when churning out dozens of them.
Anyone have any suggestions of workflows or tools that have worked for you in making a lot of attractive looking graphs without spening hours and hours in illustrator?
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