Editorial Dual-Axis Data Infographic
Generates a clean, newspaper-style dual-axis line chart with annotations and a callout box, ideal for comparing contrasting data trends.

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- Type
- editorial infographic dual-axis line chart
- Style
- clean, newspaper-style, off-white background, highly legible typography
- Header › Category
- CRIME, SAFETY & JUSTICE (red text with red square icon)
- Header › Headline
- {argument name="main headline" default="Crime is down 50% since 1993. Most Americans think it's going up. Both true simultaneously."}
- Header › Sub Headline
- US VIOLENT CRIME RATE vs PUBLIC PERCEPTION · 1990-PRESENT · BJS/FBI + GALLUP
- Chart › X Axis
- Years 1990 to 2024 with 8 tick marks
- Chart › Left Y Axis › Color
- blue
- Chart › Left Y Axis › Label
- {argument name="left axis label" default="VIOLENT CRIME RATE per 100,000 people"}
- Chart › Left Y Axis › Range
- 200 to 800
- Chart › Right Y Axis › Color
- red
- Chart › Right Y Axis › Label
- {argument name="right axis label" default="% OF AMERICANS WHO SAY 'CRIME IS UP FROM LAST YEAR'"}
- Chart › Right Y Axis › Range
- 20% to 80%
- Chart › Data Series › 0 › Name
- Reality
- Chart › Data Series › 0 › Style
- solid blue line
- Chart › Data Series › 0 › Trend
- peaks early then drops significantly
- Chart › Data Series › 0 › Annotations
- 1993 PEAK 747 violent crimes per 100,000 (with blue dot), REALITY: Crime Has Fallen (with blue arrow pointing to line), 2024 376 per 100,000 ~50% LOWER than 1993 (with blue dot)
- Chart › Data Series › 1 › Name
- Public Perception
- Chart › Data Series › 1 › Style
- dashed red line
- Chart › Data Series › 1 › Trend
- remains relatively flat and high
- Chart › Data Series › 1 › Annotations
- PUBLIC PERCEPTION: Remains High... (with red arrow pointing to line), 2024 62% think crime is up (with red dot)
- Callout Box › Position
- bottom left inside chart area
- Callout Box › Style
- light yellow rectangle
- Callout Box › Icon
- lightbulb
- Callout Box › Text
- {argument name="callout text" default="The crime rate and the public's feeling about crime have almost no relationship."}
Raw JSON
{
"type": "editorial infographic dual-axis line chart",
"style": "clean, newspaper-style, off-white background, highly legible typography",
"header": {
"category": "CRIME, SAFETY & JUSTICE (red text with red square icon)",
"headline": "{argument name=\"main headline\" default=\"Crime is down 50% since 1993. Most Americans think it's going up. Both true simultaneously.\"}",
"sub_headline": "US VIOLENT CRIME RATE vs PUBLIC PERCEPTION · 1990-PRESENT · BJS/FBI + GALLUP"
},
"chart": {
"x_axis": "Years 1990 to 2024 with 8 tick marks",
"left_y_axis": {
"color": "blue",
"label": "{argument name=\"left axis label\" default=\"VIOLENT CRIME RATE per 100,000 people\"}",
"range": "200 to 800"
},
"right_y_axis": {
"color": "red",
"label": "{argument name=\"right axis label\" default=\"% OF AMERICANS WHO SAY 'CRIME IS UP FROM LAST YEAR'\"}",
"range": "20% to 80%"
},
"data_series": [
{
"name": "Reality",
"style": "solid blue line",
"trend": "peaks early then drops significantly",
"annotations": [
"1993 PEAK 747 violent crimes per 100,000 (with blue dot)",
"REALITY: Crime Has Fallen (with blue arrow pointing to line)",
"2024 376 per 100,000 ~50% LOWER than 1993 (with blue dot)"
]
},
{
"name": "Public Perception",
"style": "dashed red line",
"trend": "remains relatively flat and high",
"annotations": [
"PUBLIC PERCEPTION: Remains High... (with red arrow pointing to line)",
"2024 62% think crime is up (with red dot)"
]
}
]
},
"callout_box": {
"position": "bottom left inside chart area",
"style": "light yellow rectangle",
"icon": "lightbulb",
"text": "{argument name=\"callout text\" default=\"The crime rate and the public's feeling about crime have almost no relationship.\"}"
},
"footer": {
"text": "SOURCE: {argument name=\"footer source\" default=\"Bureau of Justice Statistics NCVS · FBI Uniform Crime Reports · Gallup Crime Poll\"}"
}
}Reference images included
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