2024 in review
Innovations, election graphics and expanding visual storytelling As 2024 draws to a close, we are filled with gratitude for the progress we have made and
Innovations, election graphics and expanding visual storytelling As 2024 draws to a close, we are filled with gratitude for the progress we have made and
This is a featured blog post by Amy Cesal, Product Evangelist at everviz. A three-time winner of the Information is Beautiful awards, Amy is an
See how Pulse Labs enhances data storytelling with everviz. This case study highlights theming’s role in creating engaging, branded visualizations. “Before we discovered everviz, we
The Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) tracks the health of 39 million canucks and the health of the systems supporting them. They were bathing
Simplifying complex information in news stories is key to reader engagement at The Telegraph. Charts and maps from everviz help readers understand at a glance
Video as an increasingly popular medium for conveying information. Our customers want to know – how do we make engaging videos with beautiful and relevant
This is a featured blog post by Amy Cesal, Product Evangelist at everviz. A three-time winner of the Information is Beautiful awards, Amy is an
2023 was a turbulent year on the international stage. Conflicts in Europe and the Middle east dominated the news, as did reports of tension between
This is a featured blog post by Amy Cesal, Product Evangelist at everviz. A three-time winner of the Information is Beautiful awards, Amy is an
The University of California, Berkeley places high standards on their data visualizations. Charts must update in real time, satisfy web accessibility requirements, feature university colors
Charts are key to marketing efforts at Thornburg, a US-based Investment firm. Their thought leadership content is found on multiple platforms, including their website, social
We are thrilled to share some exciting news that is set to transform the landscape of live TV broadcasts: everviz has integrated seamlessly with Viz
This is a featured blog post by Amy Cesal, Product Evangelist at everviz. A three-time winner of the Information is Beautiful awards, Amy is an
Based in São Paulo, Riza specializes in asset management services. Riza helps clients achieve their financial objectives while managing risk effectively. In this post, Riza
Expanding upon our recent announcement of multi-platform visualizations, we’re thrilled to introduce even more versatile formats to enhance your content. Enhance your visual content with
Introduction Morning Consult analysts work with millions of data points that reflect public sentiment on various topics. Their reports are packed with data, posing the
Sunnmørsposten newspaper (SMP) is located in Ålesund, a city of 67,000 nestled in the beautiful fjord landscape of Western Norway. The newspaper has 2.5 million
In recent years, Airbnb has grown to become one of the most popular websites for holiday homes and other short-term rentals. It allows property owners to gain income from their accommodation, and it provides travellers with a wide range of rental choices.
A candlestick chart is a type of graph used to display financial information such as trading patterns. The column of the candlestick is known as the ‘real bar’ and is used to show the prices at the opening and closing of the day’s trading.
Data expert Diana Guerrero offers tips and tricks on how to mine data sets for insights and outliers.
In this post we’ll take a closer look at low vision and how it relates to visualizations with everviz.
“Low vision” refers to visual impairments other than blindness. Other terms, like “partially sighted” and “sight impaired,” have different meanings depending on the context.
Themes is an easy way to ensure all your charts load with your organisation’s branding.
This article will focus on all the benefits you will be rewarded with a solid accessibility strategy for your website. Without going too deep into the technical aspects, we are going to discuss how you can make an impact for the people that are most important to your business: your customers and visitors. On top of that you’re contributing positively to society.
The FIFA World Cup Cup is one of the greatest sporting events in existence. That’s why we decided to to put together some world cup
Waterfall charts are used to visualize cumulative values, where each data point contributes to a running total. The data points are displayed as floating columns, often connected by a line to illustrate the sequential relationship.
If you are thinking about buying a house, you may have developed a sudden interest in mortgage rates. This may be particularly true for mortgage
Accessibility is crucial to our visualization platform, as it enables our customers to reach out with content, news and insights to the largest possible audience.
An interactive map allows users to explore and engage with data plotted on geographical coordinates. Many interactive maps will allow users to pan or zoom in on a location of interest. Some may allow users to see more detailed information by selecting features on the map. Maps can be used as visualization tools to display data associated with geographical locations in different ways.
Accessibility is crucial to our visualization platform, as it enables our customers to reach out with content, news and insights to the largest possible audience.
Like us, you might have noticed a few changes if you paid for anything in the previous six months. The cost of meat has increased.
We are excited to announce the introduction of a new chart type to everviz: the Treemap What is a Treemap? A Treemap displays data as
With everviz, you will have a variety of different choices for visualizations. We’ve just added another simple yet detailed and insightful visualization to your toolbox:
Data tables can be a great way of summarizing information and sharing it with your audience. Tables can break up sections of text and encourage
Let’s start with a few key statistics. Healthcare takes more than 10% of the GDP of most developed countries. In fact, in 2020, 21% of the US GDP was spent on healthcare. That is more than any other US program. Healthcare amounted to 12.8% of the GDP in the UK and 11.3% of the GDP in Norway.
Graphs can be a wonderful tool to make data clear, engaging, and accessible to your audience. However, picking the right data visualization to communicate your story can be hard.
What is the difference between exploratory and explanatory data Visualization? Exploratory Data Visualizations are charts or graphs that are usually created during the data analysis
For businesses to grow in today’s climate, content creators and marketers must think about their strategies on a global scale. The adaptation of content to
This is a guest blog post by Rebeca Pop, founder of Vizlogue, a Data Visualization and Storytelling Lab that offers workshops and consulting services. You
The COVID-19 pandemic triggered a funding crisis for non-government organizations (NGOs) and advocacies worldwide — right when they are needed the most. The World Economic
Imagine this scenario. Alex is an analyst working for a biotech company. He joined the organization two weeks ago. His manager calls him into her office and asks him to prepare a presentation for a few executives.
While I am not arguing that you should forget altogether about pie charts, bar charts, and line charts, there are situations in which a more innovative chart type could work better.
It can be difficult to communicate financial information to different audiences, but a well-designed graph or chart can help you to get your message across.
Pick the right color, make thoughtful chart choices, consider color-blindness, avoid clutter – you dive deep into each of these topics, master them, and, done! You are ready to start creating informative and effective data visualizations.
If you are a researcher or academic, the growth of the internet has brought many opportunities for sharing your achievements with the world! However, journal
During election times, readers want more than just good writing, they want great graphics and interactive charts and maps. We believe the time is ripe
For visualization, spreadsheet tools such as Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice, etc. are often used to enter, organize and sort data. Then, one may look for ways to visualize the data using built-in charts’ functionality or his/her favorite 3rd party tool. In this guide, I will show you how to use any spreadsheet tool together with everviz to create a chart that communicates your data most effectively.
This post was originally published on the Highcharts blog, and was transferred as part of the rebrand from Highcharts Cloud to everviz. More than 3,000
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