Commuting: a case study on collaborating

Commuting: most people do it, most people hate it. We know men do more of the longer commutes, and our…
Read more on Commuting: a case study on collaboratingCommuting: most people do it, most people hate it. We know men do more of the longer commutes, and our…
Read more on Commuting: a case study on collaboratingCharts with two different y-axis are often used in the reporting of statistics. They can display two or more related…
Read more on Dueling with axis: the problems with dual axis chartsWhat’s the idea? Currently, most of the chart titles used across the ONS are purely statistical, signposting the data within…
Read more on Say what you see – the way we write chart titles is changing“Who wants to be a millionaire” is the name of a popular ITV quiz show being reintroduced to our screens…
Read more on Who wants to be a millionaire?Conferences are a great way to learn and view the wider field of your profession. Often in data visualisation, you…
Read more on What’s French for data visualisation?The 2017 Family Spending data was released today. For the past three years the bulletin has been accompanied by an…
Read more on How to customise an embedded interactiveYou may have seen in June last year we asked people to draw the rest of the line, for several charts,…
Read more on Reusable visualisationNew flow of funds data was published this morning. Alongside the main release are four interactive products which each look…
Read more on Are you a user of flow of fund data? What interactive features are helpful in your work?A stacked bar chart does much the same job as a regular or clustered bar chart in that it enables…
Read more on Stacking the bars in your favour!In 2010 the then-Prime Minister David Cameron launched the Measuring National Well-being (MNW) programme to “start measuring our progress as…
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