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This website has stock photos and videos that anyone can use free of charge. It is an excellent resource to use when your organization is in need of images for websites, pamphlets, social media, and more.
Five First Steps to Data Visualization
Before even beginning to format a graph, the question we need to ask first is not “how do we visualize data,” but “how do we find the story in the data?” The five steps outlined in this article will save you time and effort before you dive straight into design.
An Accessible Makeover
Learn five ways to make your charts more accessible for people with disabilities.
Alternatives to the Clustered Bar Chart
Bar charts are often overused. Learn six other methods to convey your data in a more effective way.
How to Improve a Line Chart in Excel
Learn how to make simple edits to a line chart in Excel that will make your data easier to read.
What Are the 9 Types of Infographics?
Learn about nine of the most common infographics and when it is best to use each one.
Accessibility Quick Wins: Remove Legends and Directly Label
Quickly learn two very easy ways to instantly make your charts more accessible and easier to read
How to Create a Line Chart in Excel
Walk through a real example with a step-by-step guide for turning a dataset into a line chart in Excel.
Why “Know Your Audience” is Terrible Dataviz Advice -and What to Do Instead
Dig deeper into the common “know your audience” advice by really examining your many audiences, their level of expertise, their expectations, and more. Then learn how to translate this information into actionable steps that will make your data stand out.
Chartability
When using interactive, dynamic, and challenging charts and graphs, compliance requirements are are still inaccessible to a wide array of people. Chartibility goes beyond compliance by giving you access to a shortlist of 14 tests that can be conducted in 20-40 minutes (depending on the tester's experience) that will make data visualization more accessible for people with disabilities.