… is your native language spoken?
This is an interesting graphic showing the distribution of the world’s most spoken languages.
There are thousands of languages in the world today, over 7,100 in fact. However most… read more
As you’ve probably realised we love a good infographic, who doesn’t?
The amount of infographics springing up is considerable. They’re everywhere! On almost any subject. We recently discussed why infographics are so popular in our… read more
Data visualization as we all know is a way of presenting data in an easily digestible way.
But it usually exists in its own realm; in a spreadsheet, as part of a dashboard, in an… read more
Here at E-Tabs we can’t get enough of infographics, and it seems like we aren’t the only ones.
Infographics are now everywhere, on almost any topic from politics to Pancake Day, and new ones are… read more
The annual US presidential State of the Union address is typically a reflection of wider national priorities.
This past Tuesday was no exception. This is an interesting series of charts looking at the number of… read more
Which chart should I use???
When faced with the task of turning numbers into charts you have a lot of options to choose from, but which chart type is the best for displaying your data?… read more
Previously we looked at dataviz examples comparing designs which may or may not work well.
These examples are a little more straightforward; in fact, a couple of them are downright wrong…
Example 1:
Choice A… read more
In the visual realm, what people “like” is by definition subjective.
What “works” and what doesn’t in the context of dataviz design, however, is usually something one can determine a little more easily. Effective data… read more
Skeuo-MORPHISM, that’s what!
If you’re familiar with the iOS 7, Windows Phone or Windows 8 operating systems, then you’re familiar with the anti-skeuomorphic paradigm that’s becoming de rigueur in the User Interface (UI) design world. … read more
A lot of common-sense here but we often forget. You may even find some points somewhat controversial, I mean, no bullet points? Really?
You can see the infographic here via the guys at Pinfographics.
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