Nathan Yau

K.K. Rebecca Lai ran her first marathon. She recounts her training and the…

Caitlin Clark, a basketball guard for the University of Iowa, has been steadily…

People like to judge charts by pointing out all the things that are wrong, which is limiting in practice.

From CRAN:
Blind users do not have access to the graphical output from…

You’ve probably heard various renditions of The Star-Spangled Banner, and sometimes singers put…

For NYT Opinion, Nate Silver compares consumer confidence between two surveys. The University…

Your body goes through a special process to digest spicy food. The sting,…

This chart by Eric Wallerstein for the Wall Street Journal shows expectations against…

This week’s topic comes through a FD reader who asks how I manage and organize data from analysis through visualization.

There are competitions where people complete jigsaw puzzles as quickly as they can,…

Sébastien Matos used a straightforward view to show the evolution of the scrollbar,…

For NPR, Juliana Kim reports:
Deep Sea Vision, an ocean exploration company based…

For WP’s Department of Data, Andrew Van Dam notes the decline of the…

Start with water, fire, wind, and earth and see what you can craft…

There was a time when big infographics ruled, and then their popularity faded as quickly as it came. It wasn’t because of their size though, which might have been the only thing right about them.

I wrote a book! It’s the second edition of Visualize This. It focuses…

Alastair Humphreys, using a 20 by 20 kilometer map of where he lives,…