Information graphics in context
Beautiful examples of information design “in context”.
iWater
If Apple designed the water bottle…
The State of the Radii
Why double-checking for accuracy in infographics is vital.
The ratio of the diameters is 2.45, which means the ratio of the areas is going to be (2.45)^2 or 6.00. But the ratio of America’s GDP to China’s GDP (14.6T/5.7T) is only 2.56! The US circle is too big! What’s the progressive propaganda machine trying to sell us here?!
Inception
Quickly becoming the de-facto standard for film-inspired information design, Inception provides a unique challenge for visualizing simultaneous timelines and multiple levels of interaction.
Do You Need All That Data?
Insights from Harvard Business Review on the validity of “data culture” and analysis:
- Are we asking the right questions?
- Does our data tell a story?
- Does our data help us look ahead rather than behind?
- Do we have a good mix of quantitative and qualitative data?
IV, meet UX
David Gillis of Toronto agency Teehan+Lax rings in on what happens when Information Visualization (IV) meets User Experience (UX).
10 Free Tools To Make Infographics
A great collection of tips and many free tools for creating infographics and visualizations.
