Vizney shares practical data visualization standards from Tableau work, including chart choice, labeling, metric definitions and dashboard styling. It also covers connecting Tableau workbooks to AI tools such as Claude, with token-saving methods and occasional links to its own design spec and services.
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Junk Charts critiques data visualizations and statistical claims, using frameworks like the Trifecta Checkup to examine charts, data and the questions behind them. Recent issues cover a reproduction of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine trial analyses, a critique of a subway-stop closure analysis, and a flawed bar chart of top acquisitions.
A newsletter by Saloni Dattani on medical progress, scientific innovation and how to communicate data well. Readers get long-form, carefully sourced essays that put medical breakthroughs and science funding in historical context, plus practical guidance on data visualization.
Scott Berinato writes about data visualization, showing how chart design choices such as color, axis truncation and framing shape what readers take away. It also carries long-form reporting, such as a piece on the US Coast Guard after 9/11.
Duncan Geere's newsletter collects his monthly notes and project write-ups as a data visualisation and sound artist, covering recent commissions like a data-driven music piece, a Dieselgate infographic for ClientEarth, and hardware hacking. Readers get a personal, practical look at how data is turned into art, design and sound work.
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