All tagged Visualization
In this Harvard Business Review webinar, visualization expert Scott Berinato, author of Good Charts and multiple Harvard Business Review articles on visualization, describes how organizations can change their approach to visualization and the benefits of doing so.
From extracting geometry data to creating interactive charts — a step by step guide.
Michael Correll gets on his soapbox to criticize what he sees as bad ideas in visualization.
“If everyone uses the same rules, do we risk a joyless world of boring, homogeneous visualisations?” — Goof van Winkel
One simple mantra that helps create data visualizations that matter to others. Visualization is important but hard to execute well, and until people see it consistently produce benefits, they won’t buy in.
Designing information visualizations offers you endless possibilities when it comes to end products and it would be impossible to provide step-by-step instructions for all these possibilities. However, it is fair to say that while the end products may vary dramatically – the process by which we reach the best possible end product is consistently the same.
Qualitative data (sometimes referred to as unstructured data) is virtually any information that can be captured that is not numerical in nature. This data needs to be visualized differently so audiences don’t perceive it to be quantitative data.
