Difference between revisions of "Making-visualizations"
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List each item you identify using the following format. The easiest way is to copy and paste the template. For now don't bother grouping them, we'll collect a bunch first and then see what the appropriate categories are based on what we find. | List each item you identify using the following format. The easiest way is to copy and paste the template. For now don't bother grouping them, we'll collect a bunch first and then see what the appropriate categories are based on what we find. | ||
| − | + | Google Doc instead? Yes | |
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| + | Pattern | ||
| + | # Another pithy idea, why it's important, how to accomplish it. ['''Where It's From''', page number/URL. curator initials] | ||
# Choose color combinations with enough contrast so that each element can be easily identified. ['''Charlie's Book of Viz''', page 33. cfp] | # Choose color combinations with enough contrast so that each element can be easily identified. ['''Charlie's Book of Viz''', page 33. cfp] | ||
Revision as of 11:19, 24 August 2012
List each item you identify using the following format. The easiest way is to copy and paste the template. For now don't bother grouping them, we'll collect a bunch first and then see what the appropriate categories are based on what we find.
Google Doc instead? Yes
Pattern
- Another pithy idea, why it's important, how to accomplish it. [Where It's From, page number/URL. curator initials]
- Choose color combinations with enough contrast so that each element can be easily identified. [Charlie's Book of Viz, page 33. cfp]
