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How do we approach and present data responsibly, with intention and purpose? The Do No Harm Guide for data visualization, published by Jon Schwabish and Alice Feng (Urban Institute) earlier this year, presented a…
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How do we approach and present data responsibly, with intention and purpose? The Do No Harm Guide for data visualization, published by Jon Schwabish…
In the coming months, we will finally be updating our portfolio to better reflect what Voilà: has become over the last couple of years….
The more I think about today’s front page of the New York Times, the more it is for me another watershed moment for data…
The Holidays put me in a reflective mood. Or maybe it’s one month of John Lennon singing in my ears “So this is Christmas….
A review of How Charts Lie, by Alberto Cairo Charts are never neutral; they are rhetorical devices. Their creators select the data, the framing, and…
If there is one type of visualization that the world has been looking at lately, it’s US electoral maps. Ever since Trump paraded his…
One of our objectives at Voilà: is to promote information design, especially in Montreal. When data viz Prof Thomas Hurtut from Polytechnique Montréal offered…
A page, an illustration, a few paragraphs. The result appears straightforward, but it is only the final step in a long process full of…
For International Women’s Day 2020, we published a series of seven charts (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram) on social media that illustrate the situation of women, especially…
Voilà: has not yet published a single chart about the COVID-19 pandemic yet, despite being specialized in data visualization. This is because the subject…
