There isn’t necessarily a “correct” way to style your axis lines or gridlines in our data visualizations. It is worth noting, however, that how we draw our axes can impact how our readers perceive specific values. In the case of…
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Welcome to the new weekly dataviz show on @joinClubhouse, “All Charts Considered.” |
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Every organization that produces data visualizations to communicate their research should create a data visualization style guide. A data visualization style guide does for graphs what the Chicago Manual of Style does for English grammar. It defines the components of…
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Over the past several years, I’ve worked with dozens of organizations to help them do a better job communicating their data, analysis, and research. A common problem that occurs early in my conversations is helping people better understand their audience….
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Tables are different from graphs and charts. Charts are meant to present a quick, visual representation of data. But tables are drill-downs, an outlay of all the data down to their exact values or estimates. Tables are not always the…
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Learn how to use the “Value From Cells” option in Microsoft Excel.
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Here are the top ten most misleading charts, graphs, maps, and tables from the Trump Administration over the past four years.
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Get an inside peak at the table of contents of my new book, Better Data Visualizations.
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Now more than ever, content must be visual if it is to travel far. Readers everywhere are overwhelmed with a flow of data, news, and text. Visuals can cut through that noise and make it easier for readers to recognize and…
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