Archive: data visualization

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Data visualization is easy with basic design layout design principles.

What synthesis is, why it’s important, and how to do it in MR.

Quickly understanding data is key to giving companies a real advantage in an increasingly competitive world.

A visualization of how COVID-19 has impacted life in the US.

5 ways to better deliver research reports.

May’s Monthly Dose of Design gives a helpful list on how to effectively tell a data-based story.

The importance of design in virtual and augmented reality.

Tim Bock on utilizing correspondence analysis.

Less is more for data visualization and storytelling.

Visualizations can summarize patterns that are commonly hidden in a simulator

Bad visuals stress the need for charts to be interpretable in seconds

Visualizing data can be made easier by utilizing small charts for comparison and analysis

How to use interpretive visualisation to enhance consumer segmentation

Design tips for creating visually appealing infographics

How visual data offers more authentic, accessible stories

Visualizations guide for comparing the distributions of numeric data.

Become a great storyteller by turning data into a impactful narrative with actionable insights

Digital alternatives to quantitative output dashboards.

Learn how to add sparklines to a line chart with multiple series of data to improve readability and interpretation.

In the latest edition of Data Visualization Best Practices with Tim Bock, learn how to create different types of online dashboards.

Tim Bock shares step-by-step instructions on how to use R to automatically write and send emails based on automatically computed analyses.

How correspondence analysis can be used to visualize a complex table of results as a much simpler chart and how to interpret the results.

Learn how to create layered data visualizations using R in this week’s blog with Tim Bock.

Tim Bock is back to help with all your data visualization needs in this week’s article on how to create an online choice simulator.

Tim Bock’s guide to creating brand map visualization using moonplots.

Learn how to utilize bubble charts for clear data visualization in correspondence analysis.

What do supporters of Donald Trump value in a President? Tim Bock breaks down the data.

Gradient boosting is a technique attracting attention for its prediction speed and accuracy, especially with large and complex data.

If social media were a solar system, what would it look like? Visualizing the relationships of social media platforms with Network Analysis.

Heatmaps make tabular data easier to digest by replacing the numbers with colors or shades proportional to the numbers in the cell.

You can take your correspondence analysis plots to the next level by including images.

A Ranking Plot, also known as a Rank Flow Plot, is particularly useful for comparing data that differs in magnitude.

Pictographs are exceptionally good for displaying proportions (e.g. rates, percentages, fractions).

Tim Bock shares five alternative ways of presenting the results of key driver analysis.

The trick to a great word cloud is to first tidy up the raw text using automated text analytics.

Sankey Diagrams are a great tool for understanding the response patterns in your survey data.

Sankey diagrams are perfect for displaying decision trees

The implications of the research studies used to criticize pie charts are greatly over-stated. And some are junk science.

To create visualizations that engage, we must create images that are instinctively recognized as images capable of portraying meaning.

Visualization of social networks can make sense of Big Data and convey the results of analyses through emerging, open-source programs.

Palm trees are great looking, easy visualizations to show multiple dimensions in your data.

Sarah Faulkner shares what’s new and what’s next in insights based on her takeaways from IIeX 2016.

Introducing a new series that will explore topics related to design, branding and visual communications in the world of research.

The Festival is online so that people who can’t attend face-to-face events can catch up with key presentations and discussions.

Visual social allows you to gather in-the-moment insights, both quickly and cost effectively while ensuring a stellar respondent experience.

Dapresy North America’s President, Rudy Nadilo, explains how to get everyone in your company on the same page by co-mingling your data.

Sponsored by GreenBook and Infotools, the most recent DIVA was presented to Jason Anderson of Insights Meta, in Amsterdam.

An interview with Patricio Pagani of InfoTools on how the DIVAs have helped the industry become more aware of data visualization.