[Content Author Module 4: Images] [ED-med] Introduction seems tautological

[iadawn]

The introduction to the topic 'Informative Images' is:

Informative images convey information visually, for example through a picture or illustration.

This seems to say 'informative images are images with information' rather than give some good examples. For example:

Informative images convey information visually, for example a graph or a floorplan

Or something like that

[daniel-montalvo]

Thanks @iadawn

I changed the sentence structure so that we clearly communicate that what we are listing there are occurrences of informative images.

I changed "picture" to "photo" to help clarifying the examples.

Informative images convey information visually. Examples include icons, photos, graphs, and illustrations. [...]

It is difficult for me to think of a floor plan as an informative image. I would feel more comfortable not including that at this stage. Would you mind if we leave it out given that we'd have now more concrete examples?

[iadawn]

The changes are fine.

My concern was more it was roughly saying that examples of informative were images.