Introduction: Notes from the Underground
Part 1: The Data Visualisation Process
Chapter 1: Find, design, make, refine
Chapter 2: A spectrum of right answers
Chapter 3: Find
Chapter 4: Designing Static Graphics
Chapter 5: Making Static Graphics
Chapter 6: An Introduction to Interactive Data Visualisation
Chapter 7: Designing Motion Graphics
Chapter 8: Making Motion Graphics
Chapter 9: Designing Interactive Infographics
Chapter 10: Making Interactive Infographics
Chapter 11: Refine
Chapter 12: Resources
Part 2: Finding the Right Chart For Your Story
Adam Frost has taught the Guardian′s data visualisation masterclass
for the last 10 years. He has created infographics for the
Guardian, the New Statesman, the BFI and a range of corporate
clients. He has also written a series of award-winning infographic
factbooks for children. He is currently Content Director at Add Two
Digital.
Tobias Sturt has taught the Guardian′s data visualisation
masterclass for the last 10 years. He has been working in digital
storytelling for almost three decades in all kinds of media, from
web to TV to games to infographics. He is currently the Creative
Director of Add Two Digital. Jim Kynvin is an award-winning
infographic designer. He spent over a decade designing at the
Guardian. He now designs for some of the UK’s best-known brands,
including John Lewis, IKEA and Google. Sergio Fernández Gallardo
has been a graphic designer for almost two decades. His work on
Nestle’s CSV project won a Digital Communication Award in 2015. His
‘WPP BrandZ Top 100 most valuable brands’ graphic was shortlisted
for an Information is Beautiful Award in 2013. His own work has
appeared on the Guardian website and in a range of other
publications.
This is an enjoyable and informative read from four premier data
visualisation experts. Grounded in their award-winning practice and
teaching, the authors offer concrete strategies and a wealth of
examples for anyone wishing to create intuitive and engaging data
visualisations.
*Penny Sheets Thibaut*
The book is a refreshingly witty guide to data visualisation that
entertains while it educates. It offers a clear and easy to follow
process illustrated through a dizzying range of examples. It’s a
great combination of design principles and real-world lessons
learnt through actual projects. Fun, accurate, erudite and teeming
with useful nuggets of information - very much like some of their
best data visualisations!
*Emma Whitehead*
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