Welcome to The Process, where we look closer at how the charts get made. This is issue #243. I’m Nathan Yau, and after a short distraction with fake charts, we’re back on meaningful visualization practice. This week is about switching up your audience, because the charts you make and how you make them should adapt to who you make the charts for.
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