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July 31, 2023
#MakeoverMonday 2023 Week 30 - Drinking Fountains in Milan
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In this video, I analyzed the locations of drinking fountains in Milan.
You'll learn about:
You'll learn about:
- Joining spatial data sources
- Parameters
- Hexbin maps
- Custom shapes
- Using mapbox maps
- Dashboard layout containers
- Dynamic Zone Visibility
- Parameter Actions
- Custom colors
- Drill down / drill up actions
Enjoy the video and check out the viz below.
December 6, 2022
#MakeoverMonday Week 49 - How good are Americans at perceiving demographics?
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Easy to replicate:
- Barbell chart with dots on the ends and a line connecting them
- Coloring the lines by the larger value
- Choosing the colors
- Formatting the view (except the labels)
Challenges/things that should be easier:
- Labeling the dots/ends of the lines; this took several iterations on the calculations
- Creating the color legend as headers; I had to use reference lines, turn on totals, move the totals to the top, then work on the formatting to get them close. They still aren't perfect.
- Creating the horizontal reference lines; this required me to create a dummy axis
While there are only 3 challenges, I estimate those three challenges took 75-80% of my time. I can only imagine how much more productive I could be if formatting didn't take so long.
In the end, I'm satisfied with how close I got to recreating the original chart. I like the additional context I added by coloring the lines connecting the dots.
If you missed #WatchMeViz, check it out below. Below the video is my final visualization.
July 19, 2021
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