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1-10 of 22 published in July 2012
The Visual.ly Olympics
With the beginning of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, we’ve seen a huge influx of visualizations focused on ... keep reading
Health Data Visualization Contest Winners
The Visual.ly Health Data Visualization Contest is over and the vote is in! If you missed it, rest easy — there ... keep reading
45 Ways to Communicate Two Quantities
Back in 2010, I was giving a workshop on interactive data visualization in Lima, Perú, discussing whether a dataset ... keep reading
The Fine Line In a Gray Area: When to Use Line vs Area Charts
Line charts and area charts are very closely related. They are both good for time series data. They both show ... keep reading
Mountain Biking Adventures Visualized
Last week, the Visual.ly team went mountain biking. Here is our experience visualized.
Visual.ly Meetup: Creating Viral Infographics
Some infographics go viral; others don’t. To understand why this happens, you need to have an intimate ... keep reading
Using Infographics to Educate the World About Human Rights
As individuals, we may disagree on many issues, from philosophy to politics, to what constitutes proper nutrition. But ... keep reading
Speedometer Design: Why It Works
Gregor Aisch’s post last week on speedometer design hit close to home for me. My dad has been an automotive ... keep reading
