The process of verifying information by cross-referencing credible sources, data, and expert input. It is most commonly employed to evaluate the veracity of public statements, viral content, and news reports. While fact-checking is an essential practice, it has limitations. Primarily, it addresses individual claims rather than the broader narratives and emotional appeal driving misinformation, especially in conspiracy theories. In some cases, corrections are even dismissed as part of the “cover-up”. As designers, we can intervene by making verified information more accessible, emotionally resonant, and visually compelling. Engaging formats – interactive tools, infographics, and counter-memes – facilitate the transformation of truth from data to experience.