Nathan Yau

Twitter has a Community Notes feature that attempts to flag posts that contain…

For Associated Press, Christina Larson and Nicky Forster examined the growing population and…

Using GPS data processed by Replica, Lydia DePillis, Emma Goldberg, and Ella Koeze,…

For The New Yorker, Angie Wang draws parallels between toddler learning behavior and…

This doesn’t have labeled axes, so I assume it only shows a zoomed…

Tipping seems to be in a confusing spot right now. On the one…

Emma Pierson and Kowe Kadoma, for Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, have a short…

As more charts shift to smaller screens, we have to find ways to save space but keep the data readable. There are options.

In some rural areas, upload speeds are crawlingly slow, which can make it…

During Covid lockdowns, power companies in Italy charged premiums to cover increased prices…

Health insurers reject claims often, and if this happens, you can file an…

When you look up directions with a mapping application, there are algorithms that…

The map sold for $239,000 at a Christie’s auction, but it was misdated…

In the land of what-if and what-about, it’s surprisingly easy to get stuck staring at your work, thinking about how your audience will hate it. You have to let it go.

muted.io is a set of visual tools to help you learn music theory.…

Google Fonts now provides two open source fonts by Dmitry Ivanov that let…

The Washington Post looked at the many satellites orbiting our planet. A globe…

Using a combination of weather reports, videos, and 911 calls, The New York…