Visualizing Data
Exploring Different Tools, Techniques and Design Principles For Data Visualization
A visualization of the relative frequency of commonly photographed birds uploaded on iNaturalist in parks in the town of Leesburg, VA. This project explores design principles such as hierarchy, balance, space, and color, while considering the key components of datasets: structures, attributes, and dimensionality. Created with Inkscape. Map source: OpenStreetMap. Photo credits from iNaturalist: American Robin – Dimitris Salas, Eastern Bluebird – Michael Gallo, Turkey Vulture – Seig, White-breasted Nuthatch – SW, Mourning Dove – Donna Pomeroy, Chipping Sparrow - SW.
An image of an Excel dashboard that uses pivot tables, charts and slicers for workforce analysis and interactive visualization of employee attrition data.
An image of a unique self-portrait created with a Tableau dashboard, featuring creative data sources and various chart types. The interactive dashboard, complete with slicers, tells a personal story beyond the typical digital footprint.
An image of an interactive visualization of poverty around the world made with the p5.js JavaScript library. It was heavily modified from an original design by 'ingriddoubleday'. This was a team project. Contributors: Adam E., Kristin H., Max P., and Kenya R.
Visit the GitHub repo to run the code for the interactive experience.
Visit the GitHub repo to run the code for the interactive experience.