Infografia hecha: flujo editorial en 8 etapas

Educational infographic poster titled "Finished Infographic Workflow" in portrait layout, designed for expert reference, with sharp, readable sans-serif text labels and clear numbered sequencing. Create a detailed 8-stage editorial infographic explaining the concept of a completed infographic as a structured visual communication workflow. Use strong hierarchy, neat grid alignment, ample spacing, and precise callouts. Connect all stages with arrows and subtle dotted guide lines flowing from top to bottom, with sequence numbers in blue circular markers.

1. heading: "1. Topic Definition"; caption: "Define the core message, audience, and communication goal."; visual: a central document icon with a bold title line, surrounded by three small callout nodes labeled audience, goal, and scope, plus a target symbol and a framing box.

2. heading: "2. Information Gathering"; caption: "Collect reliable facts, datasets, references, and supporting notes."; visual: stacked papers, a database cylinder, a magnifying glass over charts, and small citation tags connected by thin lines into a research cluster.

3. heading: "3. Content Selection"; caption: "Filter the material into the most relevant facts and key insights."; visual: funnel diagram narrowing many small text blocks and data points into a concise set of highlighted cards, with discard arrows to faded secondary items.

4. heading: "4. Structure Design"; caption: "Organize sections into a logical reading order and clear visual hierarchy."; visual: wireframe layout with header bar, side panels, chart zones, caption blocks, and numbered content boxes connected by alignment guides and grid lines.

5. heading: "5. Data Visualization"; caption: "Convert selected information into charts, icons, maps, and comparison diagrams."; visual: a panel showing bar chart, pie chart, line graph, pictogram row, and annotated mini map, each with clean legends and measurement markers.

6. heading: "6. Visual Styling"; caption: "Apply a professional blue palette, typography, spacing, and icon system."; visual: color swatches in layered blue tones, font specimen lines, icon set tiles, line-weight samples, and a small style guide card with spacing brackets.

7. heading: "7. Assembly and Annotation"; caption: "Combine visuals and text into a polished, readable final composition."; visual: near-finished infographic board with headline area, section dividers, callout arrows, caption strips, legends, and highlighted annotation pins showing refinement points.

8. heading: "8. Final Infographic"; caption: "Deliver a complete infographic optimized for clarity, consistency, and expert use."; visual: full-page finished infographic mockup centered as the hero element, with crisp section blocks, balanced charts, icons, legends, and a quality-check seal icon indicating readability and completeness.

Include connecting flow arrows between each numbered stage, with occasional dotted connector lines linking related sub-elements such as research-to-selection and structure-to-assembly. Add a subtle side legend panel showing process flow, hierarchy, and visual consistency indicators. Style: magazine-grade editorial illustration, vector-clean lines, no photographic textures. Use a professional blue palette with navy, cobalt, steel blue, pale blue, and cool gray accents; mood is precise, authoritative, polished, and analytical. Clean white or very light gray background, crisp geometric shapes, expert-level layout clarity, refined infographic aesthetics, no logos, no copyrighted characters, no identifiable people, no graphic medical content.

All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Render labels and headings in clean English typography (sans-serif). No real-brand logos, no copyrighted characters, no people that could be identified, no graphic medical content. If the topic touches a regulated domain (medicine, finance, law), keep the explanation conceptual and add no specific dosages, prices or legal advice.