Infobox templates contain important facts and statistics of a type which are common to related articles. For instance, all animals have a scientific classification (species, family and so on), as well as a conservation … See more

In general, data in infobox templates should be:
• Comparable. If a lot of different subjects all share a common attribute (for instance, all people have a name and a date of birth), then it is useful to be able to … See more

In general, data in infobox templates should not have:
• Excessive length. Long bodies of text, or very detailed statistics, belong in the article body.
• Trivial details. A common problem is including material in the infobox which is trivial and … See more

There are two steps required to add an infobox to an article:
1. Finding the infobox
2. Editing the article
Finding the infobox See more

Images are generally specified using the image and caption parameters. However, the template may use a different name for this parameter. For example, {{Infobox album}} uses "Cover" instead of "image" and "Caption" instead of "caption".
The image … See more

If an article requires two or more infoboxes it is often possible to combine them into one, by including the others as a module (or child-, or sub-template) of the first. Alternately, it can be useful to use {{stack}} as a container for them to prevent layout problems with other … See more

It is a good idea to seek the opinions of other editors before embarking on a design of a new infobox or redesign of an existing one. Most requirements are already met by an existing infobox and most of the remainder can be met with a tweak. … See more