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October 14, 2019
#MakeoverMonday: Ironman World Championship Medalists
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The viz to makeover is a simple table from Wikipedia:
What works well?
- The years are listed in order from most recent to oldest.
- Table can be sorted
- Including separate columns for each medal
- Including links to each athlete
What could be improved?
- I'm not convinced that both the flag and country abbreviations are necessary; one is probably enough.
- Some of the athletes have red text and some have blue. I couldn't find anything on the page that explained this.
- Comparing athletes across years is difficult because of the precision of the times/
What I did
After exploring the data for a few minutes, I remembered that Rody Zakovich created an incredible viz about the Winter Olympics (check it out here) and I've been wanting to emulate it. This data set proved perfect for it. This is the beauty of Tableau Public; you can download workbooks, see how someone created their work, and use it to help create your own.
Here's my viz for Makeover Monday week 42 (click on the image for the interactive version).
May 16, 2019
The History of English Football Champions: 1888-2018
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Given that this requires animation, I knew I needed a tool that supported this and I turned to Flourish. The data has to be structured in a very specific way, so I downloaded the data from Wikipedia, imported it into Alteryx for a bit of a massage, and spit it back out in the format Flourish required.1889 ➡️ 2̶0̶1̶8̶ 2019— Squawka Football (@Squawka) May 13, 2019
Watch the race to become the most successful club in English top-flight history unfold before you. Now updated. pic.twitter.com/4IprWQ16ZT
And voila! An animated viz of the history of English football champions from 1888-2018. Very little effort required + great animation = win!
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