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Correlation vs causation, explained with charts
Two lines rise together on a chart and the conclusion seems obvious: one must be causing t…
Correlation vs causation, explained with charts
Two lines rise together on a chart and the conclusion seems…
Free tools for making charts and data visualisations: an overview by type
You do not need expensive software to make good charts. Many of the visualisations you see…
Free tools for making charts and data visualisations: an overview by type
You do not need expensive software to make good charts. Many…
Maps that mislead: choropleths, population and why per-capita matters
Maps are some of the most shared visualisations online, and some of the most easily misrea…
Maps that mislead: choropleths, population and why per-capita matters
Maps are some of the most shared visualisations online, and…
Choosing colours for data visualisation: colour-blind safe palettes and contrast
Colour is often the first thing people notice in a chart, and the easiest thing to get wro…
Choosing colours for data visualisation: colour-blind safe palettes and contrast
Colour is often the first thing people notice in a chart, an…
How to spot a misleading chart: truncated axes, cherry-picked ranges, dual axes
Charts feel objective. Bars and lines look like plain facts. But the same numbers can be d…
How to spot a misleading chart: truncated axes, cherry-picked ranges, dual axes
Charts feel objective. Bars and lines look like plain facts.…
How to make a good chart: choosing the right type, axes, colour and labels
A good chart answers one question at a glance. A bad one makes the reader work, or worse,…
How to make a good chart: choosing the right type, axes, colour and labels
A good chart answers one question at a glance. A bad one mak…
Which chart made a complicated idea click for you instantly?
This room is for data turned into something you can actually see: charts, maps, diagrams a…
Which chart made a complicated idea click for you instantly?
This room is for data turned into something you can actually…