Clients include: Wired, Ogilvy, IBM, Money, GOOD, Fast Company, Ford, Allianz, New York Times, UBS, HSBC
Here are 40 data visualization projects. This article includes examples of infographics and vector elements that will help you better design an infographic.
The main goal of **data visualization** is its ability to _visualize_ data, communicating information clearly and effectivelty. It doesn't mean that data visualization needs to look boring to be functional or extremely sophisticated to look beautiful. To convey ideas effectively, both aesthetic form and functionality need to go hand in hand, providing insights into a rather sparse and complex data set by communicating its key-aspects in a more intuitive way. Yet designers often tend to discard the balance between design and function, creating gorgeous data visualizations which fail to serve its main purpose — communicate information.
This is the fourth and final post in a series by Julia Reich on infographics for nonprofits. Tuesday we talked about why to use them, Wednesday we looked at using infographics as part of your marketing toolkit, and Thursday reviewed ways to get started. Today we wrap up with some additional benefits of
Yesterday we talked about the rise of infographics as a growing marketing trend in the nonprofit world, and how useful they are in making complex ideas easily understandable, allowing your audiences to learn and connect with you. Today we are looking at infographics as part of your marketing toolkit, with examples and ideas on how
Data visualizations and infographics can make complex datasets easier to understand and comprehend. By creating a graphical represenatation of data and statistics, complicated concepts and information can make more sense in less time. Many visualizations focus on representing a specific set of data or statistical information. Others focus on less-concrete topics, providing a visual representation of abstract concepts.
Data infographics are powerful tools for visualizing complex information effectively. Discover how to create impactful infographics for your projects.
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Design ist nicht nur Entwurf und Formgebung, Design ist auch ein Prozess. Dazu gehört nicht nur das skribblen von Entwürfen, sondern in diesem Fall das Anwenden von Kreativ Methoden. Vom Brainstorm über kleine Workshops und Interviews bis hin zum Netzwerken. Gerade bei einem so politischen Thema muss ich als Gestalter auf das Wissen anderer Experten […]
Back to the team for final edits on our chart, data, and alt text. Some small positioning and anno edits.
The visualization shows the responses of teachers to some questions of the survey undertaken by the OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and economic Development) TALIS 2013 (Teaching and Learning International Survey) with the aim of providing a d…
The South China Morning Post print Arcade
Questa infografica presenta l'ultima e più ampia analisi della disparità di salute tra ricchi e poveri. Vengono visualizzati gli ultimi dati sulla salute delle donne, l’educazione, la realizzazione, il benessere economico e la partecipazione politica femm…
Valerio Pellegrini is a communication designer based in Milan. Specifically, he deals with data visualization, graphic design, illustration and editorial design. He collaborates with research laboratories and studios in Italy and as a freelancer for the United States, Great Britain, Holland, Japan and China. E-mail: [email protected]
Wrapping your brain around data online can be challenging, especially when dealing with huge volumes of information.
Download a copy of my Core Principles of Data Visualization Cheat Sheet, a summary of intro material to do a better job communicating your data.
Learn how to move beyond showing data in a graph and tell a story with your data visualization. For effective data storytelling examples and lessons, see the SWD makeover page.
The best of last week’s big and small data visualizations
