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8 reviewsISBN-10 : 0956174086
ISBN-13 : 9780956174086
Author: Brian Suda
In recent years, the terms Visualization, Infographic and others have been bantered around with almost no regard to their use or meaning. There is a new vernacular emerging in the realms of data representations, but that doesn’t mean we can ignore the much simpler origins and best practices of charts and graphs.
Brian Suda takes you on a journey through the basics and makes it easy to produce beautiful looking, accurate representations of data. He’ll walk you through how to visualize and design data in such a way that it engages the reader and tells a story rather than just being flashy, cluttered and confusing.
Part 1
The visual language of data
graph genesis
chart literacy
dynamic and static charts
does this make me look fat?
chart junk
Part 2
Colour and ink
data to pixel ratio
how to draw attention to the data
rasterization ainʼt got those curves
just a splash of colour
in rainbows
Part 3
How to deceive with data
trompe lʼœil (trick the eye)
relative versus absolute
sins of omission
caught red-handed: the problem of false positives
fudge factor
Part 4
Common types of charts
line graphs
bar charts
area graphs and charts
pie charts
scatter plots
Part 5
Not so common charts
maps, choropleths and cartograms
radar plots
gauges and thermometers
sound
everything and the kitchen sink
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Tags: Practical Guide, Designing, Brian Suda, Visualization, Infographic