Our semi-automated articles on “how your area has changed in 10 years” quite literally brought Census 2021 home. This built…
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Here’s a simple guide to embedding our interactive maps and charts and making them responsive, so they look their best…
Read more on Embedding ONS interactives in your websiteConferences 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?As Visual.ONS closes down and moves to the main ONS website, we wanted to reflect on the challenges we’ve faced…
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Three years ago, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) decided to start an experiment.
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In January 2015 we launched a Beta called Visual.ONS – a companion website to help us learn how better to…
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The 2017 Family Spending data was released today. For the past three years the bulletin has been accompanied by an…
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You may have seen in June last year we asked people to draw the rest of the line, for several charts,…
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Last month I burst out of the ONS bubble and spent a week in a Trinity Mirror newsroom.
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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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