Forwarded from Data science/ML/AI
📊 Infographic Elements That Every Data Person Should Master 🚀
After years of working with data, I can tell you one thing:
👉 The
Here’s your quick visual toolkit 👇
🔹 Timelines
* Sequential ⏩ great for processes
* Scaled ⏳ best for real dates/events
🔹 Circular Charts
* Donut 🍩 & Pie 🥧 for proportions
* Radial 🌌 for progress or cycles
* Venn 🎯 when you want to show overlaps
🔹 Creative Comparisons
* Bubble 🫧 & Area 🔵 for impact by size
* Dot Matrix 🔴 for colorful distributions
* Pictogram 👥 when storytelling matters most
🔹 Classic Must-Haves
* Bar 📊 & Histogram 📏 (clear, reliable)
* Line 📈 for trends
* Area 🌊 & Stacked Area for the “big picture”
🔹 Advanced Tricks
* Stacked Bar 🏗 when categories add up
* Span 📐 for ranges
* Arc 🌈 for relationships
💡 Pro tip from experience:
If your audience doesn’t “get it” in 3 seconds, change the chart. The best visualizations
After years of working with data, I can tell you one thing:
👉 The
chart ou choose is as important as the data itself.Here’s your quick visual toolkit 👇
🔹 Timelines
* Sequential ⏩ great for processes
* Scaled ⏳ best for real dates/events
🔹 Circular Charts
* Donut 🍩 & Pie 🥧 for proportions
* Radial 🌌 for progress or cycles
* Venn 🎯 when you want to show overlaps
🔹 Creative Comparisons
* Bubble 🫧 & Area 🔵 for impact by size
* Dot Matrix 🔴 for colorful distributions
* Pictogram 👥 when storytelling matters most
🔹 Classic Must-Haves
* Bar 📊 & Histogram 📏 (clear, reliable)
* Line 📈 for trends
* Area 🌊 & Stacked Area for the “big picture”
🔹 Advanced Tricks
* Stacked Bar 🏗 when categories add up
* Span 📐 for ranges
* Arc 🌈 for relationships
💡 Pro tip from experience:
If your audience doesn’t “get it” in 3 seconds, change the chart. The best visualizations
speak louder than numbers👍3