By: Jose Duarte Hand-made visualization tool-kit With it you can make any kind of graphics including: abstracts maps and diagrams, area graphs and charts, arrow diagrams, bar graphs, venn diagrams, time line charts, bubble graphs, circle diagramas, proportional charts, organization charts, and really, whatever you want.
Sarah Cohen, a Knight professor at Duke University and former reporter at the Washington Post, and Visual Hint bring you Time Flow. Time Flow: rethink[s] timelines, striving to always show as much textual detail about the data as possible… TimeFlow offers five different viewing options: timeline, calendar, bar chart, table and list. There is also [...]
Great idea and good to see Calais grow from black-ops internal project to an open-API service.
Big congrats to the Roundarch team for launching the Bloomberg Sports fantasy football app. The visualizations are beautiful and the whole UI is easy-as-pie. I conducted the draft for my fantasy league last night and immediately referred to the app to see who I should start week 1. Now let’s see if it’s accurate! Great [...]
From an info aesthetics article…
This reminds me of a flex-coded, corporate version the machine in Darren Aronofsky’s Pi. Only with fewer ants creating the special sauce (sorry for the spoiler but I think 12 years is past the statute of limitations). Seriously though, data-mining and trend-spotting algorithms are big business in todays T.I.A. world. And that’s fine – the [...]
Big Bang is a new trend map from iA – the same folks that brought us the Web Trend Map poster series. This sucker takes a look at a level abstracted from actual domains – social networks. I particularly enjoyed this quote: Since twitter is becoming an alternative web protocol that—together with facebook—gets close and [...]
Absolutely beautiful personal data visualizations are now available to view in Feltron’s 2009 Annual Report. Don’t forget to buy a copy. Someone tell Mulvey his designer-crush just turned a new page (literally).
Older Magnetosphere/Turbulence/Nebula render from flight404 on Vimeo. Checking out the redesign of flight 404, I came across this on Vimeo. Wow.
Great looking data visualization of parliamentary salary normalized across different countries. I especially like that rotation correlated to “good government”, though I’d take issue with where the United States is positioned. By Shake Up Media.