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JavaScript and ActionScript Data Visualization Libaries & Toolkits - Alan Greenblatt
Andy Trice recently forwarded me this link: a great site which showcases the current state of many visualization toolkits & frameworks. Upon investigation though, it looks like this is a mix of JavaScript & ActionScript libraries, applications for creation of data visualizations and generic helper tools. Navigating through the list seemed a tricky for the average developer. The list will obviously change as new libaries are developed and old ones go by the wayside. Before we go into the list though, first, I highly recommend taking a look at Andy Trice’s post: Data Visualization with Web Standards It’s a beautiful article describing how you can build compelling data visualizations using only HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Libaries for JavaScript Development Libraries for Flash Development Applications and Development Environments (Web & Desktop)
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Out of Sight, Out of Mind: A visualization of drone strikes in Pakistan since 2004
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Create like Crazy with Edge Animate | MAX 2013 – The Creativity Conference
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Data visualized: The world’s refugees over four decades
To spend just a few minutes experiencing the newly created online data visualization The Refugee Project is to start to comprehend just how enormous, complex, and problematic the ebb and flow of the world’s millions of refugees has been over the past almost half century. That’s the unique power of data visualization, which is an emerging way for designers, developers, media companies and organizations to tell complex and data-rich stories visually. Developed by design firm Hyperakt and designer Ekene Ijeoma, The Refugee Project takes close to forty years worth of refugee data from The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, as well as world population data from the U.N, and overlays it on an interactive map. A screenshot of The Refugee Project Data storytelling The Visualized Conference next month in New York Such methods aren’t commonly used by the non-profit and government-funded groups that hold the keys to such public and humanitarian data.
Five Useful Things You Can Do With Adobe Reflow Right Now
Edge Reflow is a relatively new program from Adobe, having been announced in 2012 and released in February 2013, with the elevator pitch of enabling you to "Design the responsive web" and "Create beautiful responsive designs". The tricky part is that right now you can't actually use it directly to create responsive websites, only responsive designs. This means you can open up Reflow and use its visual design interface to create fully functioning design prototypes, with color schemes, layouts, form elements, links and text content in place. You can preview your design both within the tool and in Chrome, and you can set breakpoints, make your design responsive then preview it for mobile through Adobe's Edge Inspect tool. However, at the moment that's as far as you can get. You're as yet unable to go ahead and export your design as an actual website. For some designers this is just fine; creating a functional prototype which clients can green light is an integral part of their process.
What & Why of Usability
Home > What & Why of Usability UX Discipline (11) User experience (UX) focuses on having a deep understanding of users, what they need, what they value, their abilities, and also their limitations. It also takes into account the business... Project management focuses on planning and organizing a project and its resources. This includes identifying and managing the lifecycle to be used, applying it to the user-centered design... Web analytics is the collection, reporting, and analysis of website data. UX Overview (3) Is including user experience in project development worth the time and resources? Government agencies provide vital information and services that affect people’s daily lives.
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