We’ve curated a list of gold-standard interactive data visualizations which we hope will inspire you to try it for yourself. May your data never be boring.
A case study on a Tableau dashboard, infographic and data design project for the marketing team at Victoria University.
Make your data viz understandable and memorable. Use the techniques of repetition, alignment, and symmetry to your advantage. See visual examples and skill up.
The difference between wasted training budget and transformed team capability comes down to seven key factors most organizations overlook. Learn what to demand from data storytelling trainers—from customization using your actual data to post-workshop support—before you make your next hiring decision.
The aim for this project was to create an interactive dashboard, utilizing Tableau, to convey the data that had been collected over the financial year. Check out this financial firm's reporting suite.
Nestlé's aim was to develop an easy-to-use, visually engaging experience that would help to make Nestlé employees’ jobs easier, and therefore, more enjoyable. The Datalabs Agency designed and developed a fun Intranet portal in response.
The Data Visualization Format of the Year (Runner Up): The Interactive Map With best-practice examples You may have already seen that this year’s best data visualization format winner was declared:
The Data Visualization Format of the Year: The Interactive Calculator A Great Example to Show You How It’s Done This year has seen some great data visualizations. From interactive maps,
Six Reasons to Gift Skills Training to Your Employees The Benefits to Both Individuals and Businesses as a Whole At the Datalabs Agency, we’re firm believers in hiring great people
What Is The Business Case for Infographics? How You Prove The Value In Better Communication, Information Design & Reporting Your business has data and information. And your business needs to
Monash Heath wanted a time-based interactive data visualization to show the pathway of a patient’s journey through the healthcare system. We used Adobe Illustrator, Excel, HTML, JavaScript, and CSS to come up with this digital experience.
From the dreaded pie chart to the often-misunderstood Sankey diagram, we'll geek out on more data viz guidance, updating this list of categories and types. So bookmark this page and sign up for our data visualization newsletter to keep your data design brain well fed.
