Here is an interesting infographic produced by the website Rollx Vans that is packed with information about fictional wheelchair users from film and TV. Read about Professor X from the X-Men, Joe Swanson from Family Guy, Ron Kovic from Born on the Fourth of July and others.

If you're shopping for snowboard or ski goggles then you have an incredible array of products and technology available to you. From anti-fogging coatings to AR heads-up displays, you can find just about anything you want on today's market. But for many people, the most important element (assuming they sufficiently product your eyes and you can see out of them) is the ability to interchange lenses, allowing you to pick the best colour, style or functionality for the day and weather. But lens transitions can be extremely annoying and fiddly, particularly when you're wearing gloves and a helmet.

The guys at the open edition and limited edition prints website Evolution Fine Art have put together a fantastic blog post that offers information about how a print can liven up the decor in your home.

Here is a well designed infographic from the mobile phone signal boosters website called SureCall that will teach you all about the evolution of the iPhone over the last 10 years. The piece starts off in 2007 when the first iPhone was launched and goes through to 2017 when the red iPhone 7 was released.

The people at overseas moving company 1st Move International have posted an article about some of the biggest things in history to be transported by sea. Learn about the most enormous things transported by sea such as the Statue of Liberty, an oil rig, elephants a whale and more.

The people at UK holiday accommodation site Direct Holiday Cottages have published an amazing blog post which takes a look at places around the World where nature has taken over. Check out The Village Green on Shengshan Island in China’s Zhejiang province, empty houses that are filled with dunes of golden sand in the deserts of Namibia and plenty more by viewing the piece.

Got a helpful little infographic here from the people at Labrador Training HQ that is packed with information about important vitamins and minerals that should be in dog food to keep your four legged friend healthy. Learn about why your dog needs calcium, sodium, magnesium and other vitamins and minerals.

Here is a funny infographic from the cash loans website called Titlemax providing a bunch of unusual and rare road signs from all over the World for you to check out. View the bumpy road sign, the don't honk sign, the beware of thieves sign, the don't drive off the pier sign and lots more.

Here is a great infographic from PriceCapsule that provides information about the most expensive breeds of dog including breed group, height, weight, life span and cost. Read about the Samoyed, Lowchen, Chow Chow and other breeds.

The folks at the Essex interior design company Saxton Interiors have posted a cool blog post with pics and information about some of the most amazing homes in the United Kingdom. Here are some of my favourite homes featured in the piece for you to check out:

The folks at the designer used kitchens website in the UK called Kitchen Exchange have put together an awesome blog post with pictures and information about some of the most colourful and creative kitchens in the World. Here are some of my favourite pictures from the piece.

Here is a well designed infographic from the people at the British marketplace website OnBuy.com that will teach you all about some of the priciest toys in the World. Check out the golden rocking horse, the gold Monopoly, a Louis Vuitton teddy and more.

Here is a quality infographic from Radiator Valves 4u for mums and dads offering lots of information on how to make the rooms in your house totally safe for kids. Check out how to make your bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, living room and your stairs 100% childproof.

Here is a useful infographic from the guys at Fish4Parts which tries to match their favourite engineering elements to the periodic table. From bearings to gear cutting, nails to toe-cap shoes, all the way to computer aided design.