Infographic: The Source of Inspiration

An infographic—a combination of "information" and "graphic"—is a way of presenting a topic visually alongside text. These designs often include symbols, colors, geometric shapes, or lines to make topics easier to explain and understand.

In fact, we commonly use geometric shapes to organize information today. Especially square/rectangular geometry—also known as grid structures—appears frequently in formats like calendars, spreadsheets, or class schedules 

Lhexis, aiming to simplify and clarify the layered process of language education, draws inspiration from infographics to turn the entire learning journey into a visual design. At the core of this system lies the hexagon, a form we often see in nature—like in honeycombs, snowflakes, or crystal structures.

This form, often used in infographics, is not just an aesthetic choice but a functional building block. Without gaps, only three geometric shapes can connect seamlessly: triangles, squares, and hexagons. Among these, hexagons can form infinite patterns and allow complex information to be expressed through organized symmetry.