Nathan Yau

Natural diamonds require a lot of pressure and time, and then someone has…

Default visualization settings are useful when it’s just you analyzing data. However, visual focus is better when it’s time to present.

You know the classic game Pong with the paddles and ball that moves…

The Economist examines car weight and fatalities in car crashes. In two-vehicle collisions,…

There is no shortage of color-picking tools, but it seems there can never…

K-pop grew mainstream-popular in countries outside South Korea over the past few years.…

Kirk Goldsberry, with help from Andy Woodruff, combined two joys — basketball and…

To show the counties with more or fewer jobs when comparing 2023 to…

Every month I collect tools and resources to help you make better charts. This is the good stuff for August 2024.

To show poverty in the Pacific Region between age groups, gender, and location,…

In a riff on Climate Stripes, which shows global temperature change as a…

In the latest of the genre I-followed-AI-advice-blindly-here-is-what-I-got, Ceylan Yeğinsu for the New York…

Annette Manes, a retired widow and single mother who saved by spending little,…

The Data GIF Maker is a fun tool from Google that lets you…

Ben Grosser made a personal mini-site that indicates whether or not he’s on…

You spent time and effort on a data project and it ends up in unexpected places. Do you just shrug and let it pass or do you try to get a handle on the work so that it’s not misconstrued out of context?

The climate is changing, and researchers believe that after some point, there will…

Living in city centers with little space to spend time outside and a…