Recommended reading for December
Recommended reading December is always an interesting month. Analysts, software companies and journalists post a ton of predictions, reviews and opinions to […]
Category: Visualization
Inspiration from Stephen Few
Greetings from San Francisco. I am back here to attend Osisoft’s vCampus developer conference. The conference kicked off with a true highlight: […]
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A few thoughts about gauge charts
Gauge charts A few days ago, I had a discussion about gauge charts. A colleague and I had reviewed a collection of […]
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5 lessons for using dashboard colors appropriately – Part 2
Selecting dashboard colors Last week, I wrote about the role of colors in photographs. A lot of the insights apply to the […]
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Dashboard color – Yes, it does matter! The basics – Part 1
Dashboard color? Have you ever paid much attention to dashboard color and its effect on people? Colors are very powerful but […]
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How to confuse and distract your audience with poor visualizations
Excuse me? We often talk about how to best visualize data so that the audience can quickly discover the most important information […]
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An Easter Egg hunt with three charts
It’s that time of the year. Millions of kids are excited about hunting for Easter Eggs. Why not do the same here […]
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Why stacked line charts are useful
Stacked line charts Stacked line charts are a great and yet simple tool. Here is why. We often run into a situation […]
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Watch that chart aspect ratio!
The chart aspect ratio The other day I reviewed a dashboard. It looked great. But there was a chart on the bottom […]
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Freedom to think?
Change that viewpoint Last summer I participated in a Bavarian wedding. As a photographer I was really excited to see three traditional […]
