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| − | <span style="color:#FF0000"> * Visual Explanations, '''pages 144 - 145''' </span>
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| − | <span style="color:#FF0000"> * Envisioning Information, '''chapter 3''' </span>
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| − | <span style="color:#FF0000"> * The Visual Display of Quantitative Information, '''chapter 2 and 9''' </span>
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| − | - A ligt transparent color for flow-lines is allowing the underlying type to show through.
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| − | - Good design has two key elements:
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| − | # simplicity of design
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| − | # complexity of data
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| − | - Attractive displays of statistical information:
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| − | # Have a properly chosen format and design
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| − | # use words, numbers, and drawing together
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| − | # reflect a balance, proportion, a sense of relevant scale
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| − | # display an accessible complexity of detail
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| − | # often have a narrative quality, a story to tell about the data
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| − | # are drawn in a professional manner, with the technical details of production done with care
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| − | # avoid content-free decoration, including chartjunk
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| − | - The conventional sentence is a poor way to show more than two numbers because it prevents comparisons within the data.
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| − | - Pie chart should newer be used given their low data-density and failure to order numbers along visual dimension.
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| − | <span style="color:#FF0000"> * Beautiful Evidence, '''pages 116 - 117'''</span>
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