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If you attended the Data Visualization Society'due south (DVS) Outlier conference a couple of weeks agone, you probably heard that they are going to host the Information is Cute Awards (IIB) contest going forward. The IIB awards started in 2012 (but…
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A colleague recently asked me for any publicly available, free resource they might utilise to up their data visualization game. There's evidently a keen big world out there of great resources to help you on your way to existence an…
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Nosotros all know that color is a very powerful part of the information communicator's toolkit. As Maureen Rock once wrote, "[c]olor used well can raise and clarify a presentation. Color used poorly volition obscure, muddle and misfile." There is a…
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Non-so-long time ago, in our own galaxy, programmers, coders, and designers wrestled for dominion over the world of data visualization. They argued over base code and usability, drib-down menus vs coding, and whether they should be based on the desktop…
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A couple of months ago, I served equally a judge for one of my daughter's high school argue tournaments. The tournament was virtual, so information technology didn't have quite the same (frenetic) free energy that the in-person events have, simply information technology was…
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I saw this really nice tile grid map with slope charts from Philip Bump in the Washington Postal service a few weeks agone. It shows changes in COVID-xix cases (per 1,000 residents) and deaths (per 100,000 residents) at three points during…
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My girl bankrupt her arm over the weekend. She went ice skating with some friends, someone slid into her and she fell, breaking the bone in her arm only above the wrist. Several long hours later on (more than agonizing for her…
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Have you lot ever created an Excel chart where the labels stretch out to infinity or are incomplete and then you lot can't read them? I've got a couple of tricks for you, which I'll lay out here and in this short video…
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There are a lot of things to like about this relatively elementary bar chart from a New York Times story virtually reducing gun shootings in the United States: The use of the reddish colour on the offset and final bar…
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Will Chase at Axios published what I think is a lovely dot plot a couple of weeks ago. A chart I fabricated for @axios. Proficient example of a relatively simple chart where lots of piddling details make a large difference…
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