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Statistics can lie and charts can aid and abet. To do our audience justice, we have to visualize data responsibly. Avoid these traps.
When you know strong data visualization is crucial to your team’s success but you have a boss stuck in Windows 95, you need to manage up. You need sneaky ways to launch a data viz revolution at work.
When you use color as a connector between the different points of your data story, you ease the effort it would take your audience to follow along. You lower the mental hurdles so they can come with you.
Don’t google “data scorecard.” It’s full of stoplight color schemes. I have 3 solid reasons why the death grip on red-yellow-green has to go.
When it comes to your graphs, you need condensed fonts.
When you know your graph’s destination is an in-person presentation, incorporate these design tips so your work is visible from the last row.
Of course you can make data visualization that’s accessible to people with various disabilities. Take these 10 do-able actions to start.
The Data Visualization Checklist outlines what to do with each tiny part of your graph so it tells your story.
When we make our audiences seek-and-find to match the legends & the content, we hurt cognition. Brains want this 🤞🏼, not this ✌🏼.
