financial-infographic-svg

Context

This skill turns a financial-narrative-brief's structured data into inline SVG for readers who benefit from visualizing complex financial concepts — capital structure changes, ownership timelines, YoY comparisons — rather than parsing prose alone.

When to Use

• Phase 5, after the reporter's draft and financial-analyst's brief both exist

Execution Steps

1. Identify Genuinely Visual Concepts: Identify which concepts from the brief are genuinely clearer as a visual — don't force a chart where prose suffices.

2. Select Chart Form by Data Shape: Waterfall for capital-structure changes, timeline for a sequence of disclosures/events, simple bar or line for period-over-period comparisons — avoid over-decorated infographics.

3. Generate Clean Inline SVG: Generate inline SVG using clean, workspace-neutral styling — consistent stroke widths, accessible contrast, no unnecessary chrome.

4. Use Correct Korean Number Formatting: When the article is in Korean, apply Korean numeral groupings (jo/eok/man scale — scale definitions and conversion rules follow the common i18n-formatting skill, constitution §4.4 i18n asset suite) rather than raw Western thousand-separated notation (e.g. "1.25 jo KRW" expressed in jo/eok units, not "KRW 1,250,000,000,000"); never mix grouping conventions within a single figure.

5. Save and Reference: Save each figure to deliverables/drafts/<article>/figures/<figure-name>.svg and reference it from the article draft with a caption.

Output Format

• One or more .svg files
• A short caption line per figure suitable for inline placement in the article

Related Skills

• financial-narrative-brief