#MakeoverMonday 2020 Week 45: Dedicated Video Game Sales Units
A quick and simple viz from me this week for video game sales numbers for Nintendo Switch (hardware and software).
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#MakeoverMonday 2020 Week 43: Apparel Exports to the US
For this week’s #MakeoverMonday, Charlie chose a dataset about the unpaid apparel orders by US brands from their producers, resulting in severe detrimental impacts on workers rights and businesses.
#MakeoverMonday 2020 Week 39 – #Viz5: Child Marriage
This week I use Tableau and Canva to create an infographic style visualization focusing on the worst data point: almost 30% of girls in Chad are married by the age of 15.
#MakeoverMonday 2020 Week 38: Books in Germany
Line charts are easy and quick to create in Tableau and you have great flexibility to move your date fields into any order you choose. That’s how I created this week’s cycle plot for book prices in Germany.
#MakeoverMonday 2020 Week 36: Calories and Sugar in Cereals
How do you create a true makeover of a viz? Evaluating the existing one, then taking several steps to improve on it is the approach I took this week for come up with my own viz about calories and sugar in breakfast cereals.
#MakeoverMonday 2020, Week 35: Indian batsmen vs. left-arm pace
Virat Kohli’s batting average since the 2015 Cricket World Cup
#MakeoverMonday 2020, Week 33: Scotland – the state of the digital nation
A simple bar chart for this week’s #MakeoverMonday about tech companies in Scotland
#MakeoverMonday 2020 Week 32: The Benefits of Working from Home
A quick visualization to show the benefits of working from home, as reported via a survey.
#MakeoverMonday 2020 Week 31: UK visits abroad
For this week’s #MakeoverMonday we’re looking at how many visits abroad people from the UK are making on a monthly basis.
#MakeoverMonday 2020 Week 30: Women in Power
This week sees us tackle another #Viz5 dataset, focusing on a gender equality topic: women in power, i.e. the parliamentary representation of women. The dataset comes from the World Bank and the team at Operation Fistula created a visualization for us to use as a starting point.
