This may be similar to what youre trying to do: pudding.cool/2021/10/lenna/ Looks like the source isn’t *just* scientific publications, but it does look like Google Scholar was one place where data was collected
This is very fun! The letters filling the space beneath the line really makes the viz more impactful
I hadn’t seen the style guide site yet — I love it!
You probably know me as the person who made charts out of play doh: www.amycesal.com/portfolio#/d...
Or as a co-founder of @datavizsociety.bsky.social
I want you to know me as a person who can help you build a data viz style guide: www.datavizstyleguide.com
Many circles of different sizes, representing a visualization of inequality
The Gini coefficient is the standard way to measure inequality, but what does it mean, concretely? I made a little visualization to build intuition:
www.bewitched.com/demo/gini
Interested in how the @urbaninstitute.bsky.social 📊 data viz team builds interactive data tools? The @svelte.dev code powering this recent piece is open source and available on Github: github.com/UrbanInstitu...
This 2018 piece about how minuscule pockets are in women’s jeans is definitely my claim to dataviz fame ✨ pudding.cool/2018/08/pock...
It was so much fun to build this one with @jadiehm.bsky.social and I love how much people still enjoy it 🥰
Alexa (@alexaheinrich.bsky.social) has created one of the best resources on digital media accessibility that I've seen. Anyone working in digital media creation should add this to their working library.
The ghosty trails here are so good! The way the far right of the line whips so much more than the far left? Totally fascinating
A list of data/graphics journalists. Since I first started this on the other site, there are SO many more people who do this work.
Here you go. 🫡
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A cumulative line chart with the title "About 16% less fentanyl was seized by September 2024 than by September 2023". The chart shows the cumulative amount of fentanyl seized at US borders each year between 2019 and 2023. In 2019 - 2021, annual totals were around between 3 and 10K pounds. In 2022, the annual total was nearly 20K and 2023 the total was around 25K.
Love the examples here! The steps are particularly nice.
My team has been building these types of charts recently to show YTD totals with historical context on pages where the data updates every month.
Hi since we're all here again — we're hiring a (paid, ofc) intern!
We're the dream team, big enough to have resources for ambitious and weird stuff, small enough that no one falls through the cracks. Apply!
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Well hello! 👋 So excited you're here!
I've been missing my #dataviz Twitter friends and I hear this is where many of them resettled. Hoping to reconnect! 😊
