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Harvey Balls
Iām guessing that 90% of the people who search on āHarvey Ballsā and end up on this blog post are not here for the same reason Iām here. Iām here to talk to you about qualitative data. And this one can be a little NSFW. Harvey Balls are an unfortunately named set of...
What to Look for in a Data Visualization Workshop
Data visualization workshops are an investment into your growth as a leader in your field. They should, if they are good, produce immediate returns on your investment which should show up as significantly increased use of your work, attention from existing and...
Make a Pictogram in Excel
This graph type goes by a lot of names: isotype chart, pictograph, or pictogram. Whichever way, it allows us to use symbols rather than stick with the squares that make up the waffle chart. And it is especially well suited to representing small counts of things that...
First, Sketch.
Some might claim they look at a blank PowerPoint slide and see a source of hope and possibility, similar to how artists supposedly see inspiration in a blank canvas. I call bullshit on this. Artists did not just walk up to a blank canvas and envision their end...