Visually is proud to announce that we will be helping with the Civic Data Challenge! The challenge is open to anyone who wants to participate, and is aimed at turning the raw data of ‘civic health’ into useful applications and visualizations that have direct impact on public decision-making. The challenge Read more…
Marco Sors created an interesting map that tells the story of a Knight. Here is his take on the creative process of a multimedia story. Can history be fun? With visual storytelling, maybe yes. Story of a Knight infographic I’ve built the hypothetical adventure of a medieval knight using the Read more…
The Museum of Craft and Design reopened in a new industrial location this month after a spate of pop-up shops and a move from its previous downtown San Francisco location. Board members opted for cheaper rents rather than higher foot traffic in order to continue with the broad mandate its Read more…
Nigel Evan Dennis is a big Game of Thrones fan. His fascination with the series drove him to create a graphic tribute website to the show. Here are some of his thoughts on the process. A Graphic Tribute To ‘Game Of Thrones’ infographic I started watching Game of Thrones Read more…
Soon-to-be parents often find themselves completely overwhelmed by the sheer volume of available information. Daunted by advice from doctors, friends, family, schools, magazines, and the 10,000+ baby books on the market, parents and parents-to-be are increasingly turning to the Internet for quick information on-demand. Unfortunately, that information is inconsistent, unpredictable, Read more…
Dot Map An interactive map of every person counted by the 2010 US, 2011 Canadian, and 2010 Mexican censuses. The map has 454,064,098 dots – one for each person. The project is open to the public domain and you can even download high-res images or purchase prints. Petri Projects Artist Read more…
Covering a story that’s heavy on documents and light on action? Want to make a lot of paperwork available to people in an easy-to-consume way? Use Scribd to get those documents into your liveblog. Scribd is a digital documents library that allows users to publish, discover and discuss original writings Read more…
In the process of setting up a visual style for an infographic, designers often make little graphical tweaks to charts. Often these tweaks are completely benign and just help the chart to fit in better with its surroundings. But sometimes the changes can make the chart less effective at communicating Read more…
Yesterday was Patriots’ Day in the United States. It was a day that was, for so many, about doing nothing more than crossing a finish line. Until it wasn’t. All it took was a moment for people across North America and the world to stop what they were doing and Read more…
At Visually, we believe that visualization and infographics are changing the way we communicate and distribute data and information on the web. So it should come as little surprise that we were thrilled to find out that we have been nominated for a Webby Award, in the Websites: Web Services Read more…
Fancy knowing about some of the best events our clients have been running recently? We thought you might. After a short hiatus, our liveblog spotlight series is back, sharing live coverage best practices. Each week, we’ll pick five of the most interesting events and chats, so if you’re looking for Read more…
What is Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency based on an open-source,peer-to-peer Internet protocol. It was introduced in 2009 by a pseudonymous developer, Satoshi Nakamoto. It has risen to widespread media attention very quickly recently, leaving everyone to wonder what it is — and how it works. These visualizations Read more…
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