Louise Ekberg- Assignment

Checklist – visualizationsEnsure that each visualization includes and accurately reflects the following elements:– The selected graph is the best option for representing this data– All numbers double-checked– Spell check– Headline/title– Correct units of measurement– Description of what the x- and y-axis represent– Y-axis starts at 0 (If not: Is it clearly shown? Does the editor … Read more

Hannah Thulé

Description of choices: The line is red because the colour is pre-attentive. I chose to highlight the peak in 2018 since it stands out. In order to keep the mobile version as clean and understandable as possible I chose not to add any other text annotations. Description of choices: Blue was a fairly neutral colour. … Read more

Kristofer Andersson

Assignment 1 a) b) c) Assignment 2 a) b) C) D) Assignment 3 Datawrapper excels in simplicity and efficiency. I find its tools more user-friendly for creating charts and other visualisations. Additionally, I found it easier to import data with Datawrapper. I will not choose Datawrapper if I need more in-depth analytics that require advanced … Read more

Maite Allerborn

Assignment – Visualization Online Tools Checklist – visualizations  As stated above both visualizations have been created with DATAWRAPPER – In order to create a clear explanatory visualization that grabs the attention of the reader and succeeds to quickly engage and inform the audience, I have chosen the color red in both cases. The choice of … Read more

Elin Nilsson – Assignment

Assignment 1 a) Line chart created with Datawrapper This chart shows the number of operational nuclear reactors worldwide between 1954-2023. This chart had to visualizes a lot of data and for it to be as clear as possible I decided to make it interactive and add a few dots on the line. Since the chart … Read more

Alexander Khan -Assignment

A.) The selected graph is the best option for representing this data.  All numbers are double-checked.  The spelling has been checked.  The headline/title is included.  The units of measurement are correct.  A description of what the x- and y-axis represent is present.  Y-axis starts at 0.  The conscious choice of colors is explained.  The source … Read more

Merel Gelders

CHECKLIST– The selected graph is the best option for representing this data– All numbers double-checked– Spell check– Headline/title– Correct units of measurement– Description of what the x- and y-axis represent– Y-axis starts at 0 (If not: Is it clearly shown? Does the editor agree?)– Conscious choice of colours (explained on request)– Source– Instructions for use (if the graph is … Read more

Clara Fors Wisbyse – Assignment

Exercise 1a Exercise 1b Short description of choices: In both of the charts above I chose colours that have clear contrast to the background for accessibility, as well as clearly describe the numbers for visually impaired. Additionally to that I decided to keep labels close to the bars and the line in the different charts … Read more

Hanne De Coninck – Assignment Visualization Online Tools

Assignment 1: Data wrapper Write a short description of your choicesI chose the colour red as it is an attention-grabbing colour. I also made the line bold to catch the reader’s attention. Additionally, I adjusted the years on the horizontal axis to clearly highlight the starting and ending points. I added a grid and included labels … Read more

Norah Lång Visualization Online Tools

assignment 1 a) Description of choices: b) Description of choices: c) Have you followed the checklist for visualizations (every step)? Colours: How easy or difficult is changing colours using the tool? Text/Labels: How easy or difficult is it to work with text and labels in the tool? Flexibility: How flexible are the tools? Can you … Read more