Why People Move

Represent individual counts with grouped units to make data feel less abstract.

Use color to reinforce or add another layer of meaning to a regular line chart.

While the reshaped geography doesn’t work all the time, the use of size to show data can be more intuitive in some cases.

A big part of statistics is comparisons, and perhaps more importantly, to figure out what to compare things to. Perspective changes with the baseline.

From the teenage years to college to adulthood through retirement, sleep is all over the place at first but then converges towards consistency.

We don’t all start our work days at the same time, despite what morning rush hour might have you think.

The meaning of “middle-income” changes a lot depending on where you live and your household size.

I’m terrible at names, but maybe data can help. Put in your sex, the decade when you were born, and start putting in your name. I’ll try to guess before you’re done.