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One of our objectives at Voilà: is to promote information design, especially in Montreal. When data viz Prof Thomas Hurtut from Polytechnique Montréal offered us the opportunity to advise a group of students during…
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Walt Bogdanich and Glenn Silber have written a gripping article in the New York Times about the suspicious circumstances of Michelle O’Connell’s death, in September 2010….
Finally, it’s beginning. It’s with considerable excitement that I finally introduce to the world Voilà, an information design company. You might say that this is another…
If you’re looking online for a data visualization training, it’s likely you’ve come across Cole Nussbaumer. That’s what happened to me when I registered…
After my attempt at improving the concentric circles, Stephen Few was kind enough to provide more feedback: he still doesn’t like them. Your experiments…
In response to Stephen Few’s challenge to do better than his bricks to display quantities on a map, I proposed the concentric circles. He…
Stephen Few introduced “bricks” a few days ago as a new way to display quantities on a map. Using circles is tricky because humans…
PowerPoint is so despised that “death by PowerPoint” has become a common expression. It might be more literal than you think given its role…
Part II of my observations from the World Bank Data Dive on poverty and corruption. It might start with the data, but for me…
What good can data do? The World Bank and DataKind set out to further explore this question during the Data Dive held March 16…
Jorge Cameos blogs about pie charts over at ExcelCharts.com. He doesn’t like them. Indeed, pie charts do not get much love in the data…
