From extracting geometry data to creating interactive charts — a step by step guide.
From extracting geometry data to creating interactive charts — a step by step guide.
For the global qualifier contest, we want you to viz about your favorite art form. Your data sets can be anything art-related—from traditional art like drawing and painting to photography, film, music, and dance. Show us what you are passionate about.
Kenneth Field collects his Favorite Maps of 2021.
Visualizing infrared data from an underwater volcano.
Showing how a measure for one period compares with a previous period is a common need in data visualization.
A comprehensive guide to learn best practices, see plenty of examples and explore different layouts on making executive summary slides.
Fun meme about about the difference between pie charts and bar charts.
New year, new Media Bias chart!
Michael Correll gets on his soapbox to criticize what he sees as bad ideas in visualization.
What makes a data viz suck or sing isn't just about its outward appearance. That's only going to get you so far and it isn't even the most important part.
Learn how to wrap your Excel graph labels on two lines AND align them to the left or right using this little trick.
Looking to design a motion graphic or video for your next marketing or internal communication campaign? Here's everything you need to know.
A catalog of Covid-related graphics across countries, sources, and styles.
Lessons from the culinary world.
Data Literacy’s new comic on Data Fallacy.
You can click any of them to read the stories in which they originally ran.
2021 expressed through charts
2021 Data Literacy winners have been announced.
Some Practical Data Preparation and Useful Plotting Techniques in ggplot2
Find out what to include in your infographic to make it interesting, informative, and appealing to your target audience.
