Nathan Yau

Speaking of data projects in unexpected places, David Mora repurposed one of my…

A few years ago, I made an interactive chart that guesses your name…

Neal Agarwal made a game of sorts where you either click for the…

It’s gotten relatively easy to replace mouth movements in video and to generate…

One Million Screenshots, by Urlbox, is a collection of 1,048,576 homepage screenshots in…

Choosing colors can seem like a burden when you just want to make something quick, which is why some people just use default color schemes. But the few extra minutes is worth it.

For The Pudding, Russell Samora and Michelle Pera-McGhee gave generative AI a serious…

To demonstrate the level of uncertainty in using climate forecasting models, Bloomberg compared…

Noah Lyles won the men’s 100-meter, but he started as the slowest runner…

In 1992, when the Dream Team dominated basketball in the Olympics, the best…

As the 2024 Summer Olympics wrap up, medal trackers will fade from homepages…

Generative AI things are often unsettling, but the playful uses I’m into. Dries…

This is the 300th weekly issue of The Process. Have things changed? Do we visualize data differently now? Where is this headed?

Dragons are pretty big, I guess. (Please let me know if you know…

Michael Correll describes two kinds of bar charts in the world. The first…

I’m hearing murmurs that the Venn diagram is making a comeback. Six Seconds…

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There’s a science to getting thousands of people to wait…

The process of making fentanyl might not be as complicated as one would…

Bad charts and maps are common, but there’s usually a better response than pointing and laughing. Not all the time, but usually.