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I like to think of data visualization as a story. The main character is the user, and we can go two ways. A story of charts and graphs might read a lot like a textbook; however, a story with context, relationships, interactions, patterns, and explanations reads like a novel.
Jeff Hammerbacher • Beautiful Data: The Stories Behind Elegant Data Solutions
Write an essay. Make a quick video with a customer. Use a motion chart (http://zqi.me/mcharts). Be unböring.
Avinash Kaushik • Web Analytics 2.0: The Art of Online Accountability and Science of Customer Centricity
Easily pulls accurate data from any source
April Dunford • Sales Pitch: How to Craft a Story to Stand Out and Win
Which hero will perform better?
A beautiful design alone isn’t enough; you need data. We recently collaborated with a marketing specialist at https://t.co/cUKuCzVrdO . We provided design services, and they offered marketing expertise (love this kind of collaboration!).
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The growth model for this imaginary app runs from bottom left to top right. The boxes represent absolute numbers: the number of website visitors, conversions, and churned users. The arrows represent conversion percentages, like the conversion rate from visitor to trial user.