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How to Make Data Visualization Useful for Color Blind Users - in
We Are Color Blind [wearecolorblind.com] is an online repository consisting of design patterns and constructive critiques of existing examples for anyone who designs, develops or is in another way involved with creating content for the web. Interestingly, most of the available content deals with data visualization, ranging from simple design patterns (e.g. Line Graphs , Pie Charts and Status Icons ) to the analysis of the color readability of existing visualization examples (e.g.
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Swivel vs. Many Eyes vs. Tableau Public
Here is the culmination of our previous three posts reviewing the big 3 of social visualization tools: Swivel , Many Eyes , and Tableau Public . This is it - the cage match, the final showdown. Using the (arguably) peerless example of information visualization, Minard's infographic of Napoleon's march, I endeavored to test the capabilities of each tool, head to head. The goal was to use the multi-layered and data-driven storytelling capabilities of Minard's graphic as a benchmark for visualization. Setting off, I thought this was going to be very fun process. I was wrong.
Life Flowcharts [lifeflowcharts.com] is a community-authored flowchart based on the topic of how to live one's life. The system is based on Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) / Vector Markup Language (VML), and programmed within the Google App Engine . Users authenticated by Google can add, reconnect or reorder children boxes, or comment on, and vote on, individual decision boxes.
Life Flow Chart: Community Authored Flowcharts - information aes
The social data visualization space greets another member. In other words, the "early beta" and "Web2.0 ready!" service called [chartle.net] is joining the ranks of Verifiable , Many Eyes , Swivel , iCharts , Trendrr , Widgenie , Track-n-Graph and Timetric . I am not sure what makes this portal stand out from the crowd. The charts are simple and have some interactivity as clicking reveals the data values behind.
chartle.net: (Another) Social Interactive Charts Portal - inform
Logiciel pour réaliser des graphiques (camemberts, barres, lignes, courbes...). Il permet de les personnaliser au maximum (2D, 3D, position, couleur, type de ligne, bordure, gradient de couleur....), de les imprimer, de les échanger et de les exporter en format Metafile, Jpeg, Gif, PNG, PCX, PDF,VML, SVG.... L'importation de données se fait par le biais d'un fichier texte, d'un fichier Excel ou d'une base de données (ADO, ODBC, SQL-Server, etc) et de fonctions mathématiques ou statistiques.
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Outils Presenter L'Information Si vous en avez assez des graphiques estampillés Excel qui se ressemblent tous et ne sont même pas beaux je vous conseille de télécharger la version gratuite de Tee Chart Office. Ce logiciel vous propose plus de 75 modèles de représentations de données dont notamment un "tag cloud".
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Lovely Charts | Free online diagramming software
Lovely Charts is a diagramming application that allows you to create professional looking diagrams of all kinds, such as flowcharts, sitemaps, business processes, organisation charts, wireframes and many more.... Now available in 2 flavors!
There are quite some web-based visual diagramming tools available, some of which have been featured at infosthetics before, such as bubbl.us , aMap and Life Flow Charts , and some others not previously covered, such as gliffy.com , iplotz.com and flowchart.com (and many others I forgot...). Lovely Charts [lovelycharts.com] tries to stand out this crowd by making the user-generated flowcharts, sitemaps and wireframes more beautiful than those from its competitors. You can see some of their graphs here , although unfortunately somehow only in a miniscule resolution.