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Five Data Storytelling Tips to Improve Your Charts and Graphs
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2024
- Working with numbers isn’t usually considered sexy, but you can change that by learning more about data storytelling. These tips can help you to create beautiful and educational designs. Show off your newfound skills with Visme: www.visme.co/m...
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In this video, Mike Ploger will dive into five helpful data storytelling tips that show you how to create better and more persuasive data visualizations. You’ll also find out how our brains process visuals and how you can use these principles to improve your charts and graphs.
A few of these data storytelling tips include:
- Our eyes don't follow a specific order, so you need to create that order.
- Our eyes first focus on what stands out, so be intentional with your focal point.
- Our eyes can only handle a few things at once, so don't overcrowd your design.
And a few more. Watch the video to find out even more about data storytelling! Then get started putting your story into your own designs. Create an infographic or a presentation that shows off everything you learned in this video: dashboard.vism...
To learn even more about data storytelling tips and techniques, visit our blog:
visme.co/blog/...
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One of those random gems you find every once in a while. I'm glad I watched this!
Clear explanation and valuable content. A boss of mine once told me : when it comes to visuals in your report and presentations, remember..less is more. Your video showed how that can be done.
Thank you so much.
This video is so underrated. I find this is more helpful than my Uni :).
Can we all just stop and think about how good this video is :D
Stunning! I love this channel - inspiring, informative and super relevant -
The best things in life are free! Thank you, sir! Liked. Subscribed. And I hit the bell!
thanks!
Really awesome info, kept me listening, (a feat not to be scoffed at), Will definitely be putting some of these techniques into practice.
Thank you! With the last pie chart, I would have replaced the percentages with the legend text and, depending on the audience, mention the percentages separately.
Amazing examples, thank you for the video!
in the 4th case I would just put in the reverse order also, keeping the color - starting from not at all to extremely. it feels more natural to me.
Its great to see that you had shared quite lot of information in a short video at an ease. Well done.
this is help me a lot :)
Excellent video!
Now I wish IELTS writing examiners know about this (:
Really great video, thank you. I'm working on how to best visually represent data and this was super clear. The "Time -> Line" one in particular is going to stick straight away I think!
Thanks again.
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@Marcus Felix Instablaster :)
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simple but excellence
Some graphs are in Berinattos book that I read in my class, im watching this before my final. Btw the presenter is hella cute !
Great video, and nice plug for incarceration awareness!
Thanks Darren
Video starts at 1:30
Mike: [1] Our eyes don't follow a specific order.
Me: Indeed. Like, I need to read the texts and images on the screen but my eyes won't stop following you. I'm sorry.
Great video.
How is it possible not to know at all? These are natural things...
This video is really amazing
really informative!!!
great video!!!!
thanks mike from visme...
Nice job!
Nice video
Where is the 5th tip? :)
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Can you help me know which chart to use when comparing 50 or more entities. (for example - comparing revenue of 50 companies per month and for each month compare revenue of 50 companies). Thankyou. need help urgently.
Please do let me know the chart type name comes at 08:18. Do we have such type of chart in google data studio.
How does your channel have less subscribers 😍
could you kindly let me know your favourite techniques or tricks to tell stories with data
thanks for video! I found it really helpful! one chart grabbed my attention especially...could you please advise how to build the scale chart in excel ( i mean the chart that shows "How interested you are in this product")? thanks in advance!
Hello. We can't help with how to make charts with Excel. But sign up to Visme and make your charts there!
Visme can't help because they've copied the content from another book. Please check Storytelling with Data by Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic.
I think the guy should have done a better job in citing the sources! None of this content was originally created by Visme, but copied from other books and videos. Please be honest and make your references more evident next time, not so tiny in grey with your arms covering like you've done.
tru .maybe you should do it next time
@@maryjanedaboss3012you must be referring to the creators of the video... as surely you're well aware it's the responsibiity of ethical creators/ writers / authors to always cite the sources used and not take someone's else work as their own ;-) In this case the content comes from Storytelling with Data by Cole Nussbaumer Knafic. Phenomenal work in case you wanna check it out and surely Visme knows the reference they're copying and they should inform properly.
When doing financial analysis, to focus on one measure or data point would be very misleading, it is critical to introduce context to the measure--which is not addressed in this video.
Bernie madoff would strongly disagree
You have copied all the examples from the book(Storytelling with data) by cole.:)
I saw the bear on the first slide...
I saw a crocodile wearing a dinner jacket. I’ll have another martini...
Chart in Example 3 is not that effective. Products should have different colors for clarity.
He is apparently look like so Turkish
Great video!