Visualization
Showing the stories in data through statistics, design, aesthetics, and code.
Repulsive curves
Chris Yu, Henrik Schumacher, and Keenan Crane from Carnegie Mellon University are working…
Lightning algorithm
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Matt Henderson on Numberphile shows off a “lightning…
Diversity within the Asian population
Robert Gebeloff, Denise Lu and Miriam Jordan for The New York Times looked…
Inflation isn’t that exciting
For NYT Opinion, Josh Bivens and Stuart A. Thompson argue that you don’t…
NBA carry jobs
With professional basketball, we often hear about carry jobs. There’s one star player…
How vaccines can make a difference with the Delta variant
We see percentages for the vaccinated and unvaccinated, and people can easily misinterpret…
Multiracial people counted in the census
Using unit charts, NPR shows the number of people who identify with each…
Shift in white population vs. people of color
The New York Times go with the angled arrows to show the shifts…
Maps of racial population change
Using their peaks and valleys metaphor, The Washington Post shows the shift in…
Procedurally generated fish drawings
Lingdong Huang’s project fishdraw seems straightforward on the surface. You go to the…
How countries ranked by Olympic medal counts
Ranking countries by medal count change depending on how much value you place…
Where America is expanding in developed areas
Zach Levitt and Jess Eng for The Washington Post mapped newly developed areas…
Visualizing GitHub repos
Most people are familiar with the file-and-folder view. Sort alphabetically, date, or file…
Olympic champions versus past Olympians
With the 2020 Olympics wrapped up, The New York Times raced this year’s…
Science behind running fast vs. running far
From The New York Times, the combination of video, motion graphics, and charts,…
Visual guide to redistricting
Gerrymandering continues to be an important thread that I think many people still…
