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Organizing your research

Organizing your research

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Organizing your research

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- Now once you've compiled resources from which to do your research, it's now time to start pulling your content together into a single outline. Everyone is going to do this a little bit differently, but rather than assuming a structure up-front, I prefer to let the information guide me as I go. Since this infographic will include a historical review of E-commerce, I know that it's going to be important to identify key dates in that history that helped either make E-commerce possible or lead to important shifts in the industry. As I find dates that matter, I'm going to list them out on a separate document ordered by year. I also know that I'll want to reference this information later, as it might help to inform design. I also want to ensure that my stakeholders are comfortable with the sources that I'm using and that my audience can trust the information provided to them. To help achieve these goals, it's important…

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