How to Inform the World
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Why some data visualization identities get adopted and others get buried
By Gabrielle Merite, Founder at Figures & Figures.
Someone recently asked me: "What is the differentiating factor between guidelines that people use after handover vs those that stay in a drive somewhere and then go to waste?"
That...
Notes from Outlier: designing for real life and resistance
Our founder Gabby just got back from Outlier, the information design conference. Here’s what she’s bringing back to the studio.
There were a lot of excellent talks. Here are the ones that stuck with me, and why.
Your data needs...
Behind the Scenes: creating the Escape Velocity data visualization series for Vox
When Vox's art director Paige Vickers reached out about creating data visualizations for their "Escape Velocity" series, our founder Gabrielle knew this wasn't going to be your typical chart project. The premise was ridiculously compelling:...
The Chart Audit: your first step to better data visualizations (+ a free resource ✨)
Here is a question: What's the first thing most teams do when they want to improve their data visualization?
If you said "pick new colors" or "choose better fonts," you're absolutely right. And it's also why so many data visualization proj...
Clarity beyond color: creating data visualization guidelines that empower teams
Most of the organizations we work with strive to be data-driven. But they measure this by looking at charts and dashboards. These are common identifiers because they're the artifacts we see. The truth is, how you communicate with data shape...
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