How to Check Whether Your Graphs are Grayscale-Friendly
Oct 15th, 2019 / Data Visualization
Here’s how to quickly see what your graphs are going to look like when printed in grayscale–without having to actually waste ink by printing a draft.
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Report Redesign Tricks that Really Work! Make Your Materials More User-Friendly
Jul 23rd, 2019 / Reports
“Branding continuity builds trust with your key stakeholders and makes you and your work look more professional.”
More »How to Objectively Measure Text Readability (and Lower Your Graph’s Reading Level)
Jun 12th, 2018 / Reports
If viewers can’t read your graph, why bother making it? Accessibility is at the top of my priority list. A lot of things go into a data visualization’s readability. In this post I’ll explain how to objectively measure text readability (and lower your graph’s reading level).
More »Directly Labeling Your Line Graphs
Aug 25th, 2015 / Data Visualization
I recently saw this graph at NPR showing a decline of women majoring in computer science. The topic caught my attention but the labels made me cringe.
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