The humble pie chart: part2
The principles and guidelines from part1 showed what data best suited a pie chart, solutions for labelling and using colour….
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A blog on pie charts? surely everyone knows how to use them. Just googling “pie charts” and hitting the “images tab” in a browser gives us a fair indication… people in general don’t, and the results are worryingly bad.
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We’ve published 2 new pieces on Visual.ONS today that push our beta site into new storytelling and data visualisation territory….
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(By Rachel Lewis, Editorial Team) I’ve been thinking about data journalism recently and at the Editorial team in Digital Publishing…
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Over the last few months we have been working with Richard Campbell (@Rjtcampbell_ONS) and his CPI production team to investigate…
Read more on Inflation ‘Mythbusters’The Graphical Web: Where Standards Meet Practice
The ONS Digital Content team is looking forward to hosting this year’s edition of The Graphical Web at the University of…
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Head of Digital Content Alan Smith discusses a new approach to visualising ONS data with a personal touch. Today (21 July)…
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One of the first things that struck me when I joined the ONS back in May was the organisational obsession…
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