• Membership
  • Books
  • Projects
  • Learning
  • Newsletters
  • Member Login

  • Greater access to clean water

    Statistical Visualization  /  bestiario, National Geographic, water

    National Geographic, in collaboration with Bestiario, looks at the improving accessibility to clean…

  • Simulation shows why polls don’t always match future results

    Infographics  /  polling, simulation, uncertainty

    With election season in full swing, as far as the news is concerned…

  • Link

    What Makes Software Good? →

    Coding  /  d3js, link, Mike Bostock

    Thoughtfulness in design from d3.js maker Mike Bostock. One of the main reasons I go with d3.js over other libraries.

  • Moving to the “worst” place in America

    Statistics  /  ranking

    In 1999, the Department of Agriculture published a Natural Amenities Scale that took…

  • Evolving graphics department at the New York Times

    News  /  New York Times

    Ken Doctor for Nieman Lab had a chat with Steve Duenes from the…

  • Never Been Married

    Data Underload  /  marriage

    Some people never get married, and some wait longer than others. Let’s look at these people.

  • Basketball shot charts, make your own

    Statistical Visualization  /  basketball, shot chart

    Based on data from the NBA stats API and using the visual layout…

  • What I Use to Visualize Data

    Guides  /  tools

    “What tool should I learn? ” I hesitate to answer, because I use what works best for me, which isn’t necessarily the best for someone else or the “best” overall. Nevertheless, here’s my toolset.

  • Send map tiles to 3-D printer

    Maps  /  3-D printing, Mapzen, OpenStreeMap

    Mapzen, which offers a vector tile service, made Tile Exporter, so that you…

  • Hurricane simulations show severe flooding in Houston

    Maps  /  hurricane, ProPublica, Texas Tribune

    In 2008, Hurricane Ike blew just past the Houston Ship Channel, “home to…

  • Marrying Age

    Data Underload  /  marriage

    People get married at various ages, but there are definite trends that vary across demographic groups. What do these trends look like?

  • Cell reception on the subway, mapped

    Maps  /  mobile, New York, subway

    Daniel Goddemeyer and Dominikus Baur grew interested in cell reception while on the…

  • Super Tuesday simulation to show uncertainty

    Infographics  /  elections, simulation, uncertainty, Upshot

    As we know, there are various outcomes during election season, with uncertainty in…

  • Impact of Best Picture Oscar nomination on profit

    Infographics  /  box office, movies, Oscars

    I think the general assumption is that getting an Oscar nomination for Best…

  • Possible paths for a Trump nomination loss or win

    Infographics  /  elections, government, simulation, Upshot

    It pains me to imagine a time when Donald Drumpf earns a Republican…

  • Screen-capping Google Maps for traffic

    Software  /  Alyson Hurt, Google Maps, screen capture

    Alyson Hurt quickly wrote some code to take screen captures of a Google…

  • Vega-Lite for quick online charts

    Software  /  Trifacta

    A few years ago, Trifacta released Vega, a “visualization grammar” that lets you…

  • Link

    Perceptual Scaling of Map Symbols →

    Design  /  link, scaling

    Scale circles by area or by how they are actually perceived?

  • Code as microorganism

    Data Art  /  code, GitHub

    Taking a step beyond 2-D glyphs, Codeology depicts GitHub user activity based on…

  • How much warmer your city was in 2015

    Statistical Visualization  /  environment, New York Times, temperature

    It was hotter in 2015 than any other year ever. K. K. Rebecca…

  • Page 15 of 18
  • <
  • 1
  • ...
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 15
  • 16
  • 17
  • ...
  • 18
  • >

Get access to courses, tutorials, and more resources.

Become a member →

Recently for Members

July 2, 2026
Automated data to charts to insights

June 25, 2026
Visualization tools, resources, and datasets — June 2026 roundup

June 18, 2026
Great expectations

June 11, 2026
Showing when the data flips

June 4, 2026
Visualization is not the goal

Second Edition

Visualize This: The FlowingData Guide to Design, Visualization, and Statistics (2nd Edition)

New tools, refined process.

Order: Amazon / Bookshop

Browse by Chart Type See All →

Bar Chart Race Dot Plot Chord Diagram Donut Chart Beeswarm Choropleth Map Histogram Moving Bubbles Line Map Parallel Sets

Browse By Topic

  • Visualization

    Seeing data

  • Maps

    Seeing geographic data

  • Infographics

    Explaining data

  • Networks

    Connecting data

  • Statistics

    Analyzing data

  • Software

    Working with data

  • Sources

    Getting data

  • Design

    Making data readable

Made by FlowingData

  • The Process

  • Data Underload

  • Chart Everything

  • Guides

  • Books

  • Shop

  • About
  • Contact
  • LinkedIn
  • Bluesky
  • Instagram
  • RSS
Copyright © 2007-Present FlowingData. All rights reserved.