Marian DörkRE: https://mastodon.social/@Mastodon/115746120035238132
Yes, and don’t forget to tip your server. Details on how to help running your instance can be typically found on the about page. For #VisSocial, this is here: https://vis.social/about
keeps vis.social runningHey vis.social!
I haven't talked about this much, but one of my long-time goals is to build a team and goals that can survive if I get hit by a bus.
Long time sustainability!
We've already come through my cancer diagnosis, treatment, and full recovery.
But we can do even better.
If you'd like to spend a few hours a week or month to help our community here, let me know.
Ideally, I'd like to have most folks in our community spend about 1 hour per month helping out.
By the way, vis.social folks have been well cared for by our amazing moderation team, while I've been offline!
I didn't want to announce my off-line traveling time before I came home, because I didn't want to risk adding more burden on them while I was away.
To those who noticed my quiet, and missed me? I missed you too!
T. from Data Rocks📚 This is The Bookshelf in a nutshell! The TL;DR, quick-fire, no fluff summaries of my long-form Data Viz Bookshelf reviews.
Here are 8 chart-making lessons from Show Me the Numbers by Stephen Few
https://medium.com/@datarocksnz/0d8a9022d7fd?source=friends_link&sk=f4667ad457fb6fd6db3241c65e9ded26
#DataViz #DataVis #VisSocial #DataVisualization #DataVisualisation
My newsletter series Design Matters is now also on Medium!
Here’s the repost of issue #4, originally sent out to my subscribers on 04 August 2023.
https://medium.com/@datarocksnz/37250529d8b7?source=friends_link&sk=d47f3ca692f59f0583123a8189aab6cc
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In 2024 I’ll be reposting my Design Matters series on my Blog.
Here’s issue #4, originally published on 27 July 2023.
https://www.datarocks.co.nz/post/design-matters_4-intro-to-wireframing
Subscribe here: https://buttondown.email/datarocksnz
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📚 This is The Bookshelf in a nutshell! The TL;DR, quick-fire, no fluff summaries of my long-form Data Viz Bookshelf reviews.
Here are 5 creative dataviz lessons from Data Sketches by Nadieh Bremer & Shirley Wu
https://medium.com/@datarocksnz/b43626e57b1d?source=friends_link&sk=a04c3c0ab79cf93268addd311f1c786e
#DataViz #DataVis #VisSocial #DataVisualization #DataVisualisation
The Bookshelf in a Nutshell: 5 creative dataviz lessons from Data Sketches by Nadieh Bremer & Shirley Wu
Welcome to The Bookshelf in a nutshell! The TL;DR, quick-fire, no fluff summaries of my long-form Data Viz Bookshelf reviews. Here are 5 ideas to get you into drawing with your data, from Observe…
My newsletter series Design Matters is now also on Medium!
Here’s the repost of issue #3, originally sent out to my subscribers on 27 July 2023.
https://medium.com/@datarocksnz/ad17a295e7ac?source=friends_link&sk=96c9df756585ea230b2a1d36e9a385cb
#DataViz #DataVis #VisSocial #DataVisualization #DataVisualisation
I spoke with Brian T. O'Neill in the #ExperiencingData podcast!
We discussed Design, Dataviz, Dashboards, Data Products, UX, Journey Maps and much more!
Come have a listen!
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(Dataviz) Design Matters #12 is coming out next Thursday! If you haven't subscribed yet, why not?
Subscribe here: https://buff.ly/3Sk3FZE
In the meantime, here’s Design Matters #3, originally published on 27 July 2023, where I talked about how the success of your dashboards is defined outside of your BI tools and shared my User Journey Map template with my subscribers (for free!)
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(Dataviz) Design Matters
A monthly(ish) newsletter all about Data Visualisation to help you do and see more with your data. Home of the Design Matters series, all about the design of data displays. Hi! I'm T., also known as Data Rocks. I am an information designer and data literacy advocate. Here you'll learn more about how a little bit of design can go a long way in helping you explore and present your data more effectively. Not sure if you want to subscribe? Check the archives