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by Avinash R. Shenoy grafify online is a free, browser-based app for generating publication-quality graphs and performing statistical tests and post-hoc comparisons. Users can cus...
Find 100 vivid words to describe graphs, from trends to shapes. Sharpen your writing fast and make every chart description clearer and stronger.
Raw data is not something people can take in directly. Visualize it and sizes, differences, and anything unusual show up at once. DataViz Weekly is our regular series about recent...
This week, I describe the many small choices one must make while working on a set of charts.Tags: behind the scenes
Our newest Lab offering helps investigate how the relative frequency of counts has changed over time.
View Demo | Download sourceTransform your time-series data into interactive calendar heatmaps with this jQuery plugin. Perfect for visualizing user activity, contributions, and tem...
Interactive charts and a perfect Lighthouse run often feel incompatible. The usual path is a 50–150 KB chart library, hydration, and a blank box until JavaScript finishes. You can...
Let's slice up some hitting statistics to find a hidden gem or two among the league leaders.
Apropos of nothing except current (financial system) events (Fall teaching), some pictures to elicit thoughts. Debt rising fast even at full employment Stock market near peak? Fed...
Explore the collections: React / Next.js · Vue / Nuxt A dashboard might start with a line chart and a few bars. Then someone asks why a total changed, where volume drops between s...
This week's cartoon from Twisteddoodles
Large, round, numbers are still pretty cool, even if not always the analytical end-all, be-all.
Anyone who works with data eventually has to decide what form it should take on screen. One way to think that through is to look at how other people handled theirs. DataViz Weekly...
Here is what happened in August.Tags: roundup
Charts and maps keep finding their way into all kinds of stories, studies, and projects. Each week, we come across plenty of data visualization work, and DataViz Weekly gives us a...
Hazardous Ideas About Charts for Individual Values Can statistics really be as easy as an XmR chart? Donald J. Wheeler Mon, 07/27/2026 -...
Take a look at four data visualization projects we selected from around the web. Bringing that kind of work here as examples is the whole idea behind DataViz Weekly. Here they are:...
I have often found myself needing to plot a single graph with two y-axes having different scales. For example, this might be useful for representing temperature and rainfall data a...
Tallying which teams have been hit the hardest by IL visits in 2026 so far.
One tiny dataset, another rabbit hole рџђ‡рџ•іпёЏ In the previous post, I turned 24 Pilot Iroshizuku fountain pen inks into a tiny shop using ggplot2. But while sorting the inks by...
Chart of the Week: Dynatrace Hello everyone. Happy Wednesday. It’s time for our chart of the week, and we’re gonna focus in on a new name called Dynatrace. DT is the symbol. Let’s...
Big Data is huge. But as important and useful as it can be, when presented in spreadsheets, it becomes excruciatingly boring! Sifting through huge piles of information to derive an...
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