What Is Data Visualization And Why Should You Care

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Data visualization is about using visual representations of data to aid understanding. It can be used to find unknown insights, make an impact, and change the world. While powerful, data visualization can also go wrong if not done carefully. To get started, one should play with data visualization, find reasons to build visualizations, practice by recreating visualizations from examples, get feedback, and learn through books, blogs, and developing design process skills. With practice, data visualization can be a helpful tool.

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WHAT IS DATA
VISUALISATION?
A N D W H Y S H O U L D Y O U C A R E ?

Data visualisation is about
SEEING
your data to aid
UNDERSTANDING

Can you see the problem?
Something very bad just happened…

FIND A VIZ
YOU LIKE
AND TRY
TO
REBUILD IT

REPEAT
AS OFTEN
AS YOU
CAN,
THEN DO
IT MORE

LEARN ABOUT
INFORMATION DESIGN,
PRESENTATIONS,
VISUAL DESIGN,
STORYTELLING

FIND A PROCESS
THAT WORKS FOR
YOU
THEN PRACTICE…
RELENTLESSLY

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