Visualization

Showing the stories in data through statistics, design, aesthetics, and code.

A clean and simple set of slope charts to show the change between 2000 and 2014.

They look like little cardboard cutouts.

SECRETS REVEALED.

In a striking representation by the New York Times, a dot represents each life lost.

So you have your data neat and tidy in a single spreadsheet, and…

There are a lot of trees on this planet.

A stepper from Bloomberg that explains how spoofers put in fake orders to game the market.

Damien Saunder, a cartographer at ESRI, likes to use mapping methods to evaluate…

The creator of d3.js is answering questions on reddit right now. Saving for…

Weevmee autogenrates a woven-like image, based on your Instagram photos. A lot of…

Watch video clips from the judge's point of view and try to make the call.

A dot density map showing one dot for every 20 immigrants.

Named after the grid system Thomas Jefferson used to apportion land acquired through…

Crank to earn a penny every 4.5 seconds.

Norse monitors cyber attacks in real-time. This is their map of what’s going…

This map of subway complaints in Madrid isn't geographically relevant to me, but the encoding scheme is interesting.

A visual layer set on top of the video interview makes the feelings understandable.

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