Designing Data Visualizations with Noah Iliinsky

In this talk, Noah lays out a great framework for how to determine what question you are actually trying to answer, what data you need (and what you don't) in order to answer that question, and the steps to take through effective visualization to convey the bottom line.

[@jbach]

Noah, thanks for this talk. A must watch for anyone interested in this field.

[@jaiswaluc]

I just watched first 30 mins and it has blown my mind. Can't wait to finish it. Thanks Noah!

[@FrendhiSaidoDanaro]

This helps me get my bachelor's degree, a lot. Thank you!

[@bmkooter]

Geweldige presentatie over fundamentele aspecten van visualisatie (dutch).
Great lecture on fundamental aspects of visualization.

[@shandytsai]

Thank you, Noah. clear structure and explanation.
even in 2019, still useful!

[@bethprince-bradbury8947]

Great discussion - very informative.

[@aniketrane]

Great Discussion, very informative ☺

[@dirtypimpbird]

great presentation

[@sENkyyy]

He suggested an website for picking good colors. I can't find the time stamp anymore. Does someone knows the site he mentioned? OK found it myself: COLORBREWER

[@saketjain79]

Excellent video

[@pearvert]

Thank you Noah...

[@sreenu1]

Very Insightful

[@dboaz1234]

excellent. thanks.

[@chyoseky230]

Great! Thanks a lot.

[@ChuySanchez]

Do you have a link to the hand-out of the presentation?

[@delphi1000]

great video

[@nolbro11]

Great talk! Thank you very much!

[@JohnnyEduardoRamosChalen]

très instructive.

[@nadeemahmad6349]

great

[@VladimirSanchez]

Hipmunk didn't originate their encodings for these visualizations. ITASoftware did! And they did prior to Google's acquisition. ITA are the real geniuses behind all that and the real integration geniuses, not Hipmunk.

[@iliinsky]

I asked the hipmunk founder about the origins of their format. He said it came from a 100 year old train schedule. There's nothing new under the sun.