Making the world a better place by helping people understand their data.
Sometimes too much information causes brain overload. So I generated a VIZ with one graph… my thought was, “How many people are walking around already infected with COVID?” K.I.S.S. (Keep it simple stupid) Check it out here. Screenshot:
Randall Munroe of XKCD was also at #data19 If you ever feel like making your living room into a ball pit, hitting drones with tennis balls, or landing a plane on a train or ski lift. This is your guy. ? Check out his session…
Thank you Chantilly Jaggernauth (@chanjagg) for some great tips! My favorite being the use of templates, and icons with detailed examples. But don’t take my word for it, watch it here…
Can you build a bar chart that automatically combines small contributions? Requirements Dashboard 1100 x 900 – 1 sheet Create a bar chart that dynamically combines States based on the percentage of total contributing Sales For states beneath the threshold, they should be combined into…
Establishing trust in reporting starts with data quality. I put this dashboard together to monitor the quality of my Fitbit data.
Another FitBit Dashboard. The usage of BANs (Big A** Numbers) is helpful in visualization best practices. I also threw in a sparkline so that you can really quickly see if I’m going to get more steps than prior years. I need to step it up.
