The viral protest meme known as "Occupy Wall Street" is still going strong, and according to some provocative research to be published in PLoS One, it may never have reason to run out of steam. Why? Because "the 1%"--#OWS-speak for ...READ MORE›
The viral protest meme known as "Occupy Wall Street" is still going strong, and according to some provocative research to be published in PLoS One, it may never have reason to run out of steam. Why? Because "the 1%"--#OWS-speak for ...READ MORE›
Timeline was the toast of Facebook's F8 developer's conference in September, but those lucky enough to attend in person were treated to one of the funkier Facebook visualizations we've seen: a live-action interactive data ...READ MORE›
Timeline was the toast of Facebook's F8 developer's conference in September, but those lucky enough to attend in person were treated to one of the funkier Facebook visualizations we've seen: a live-action interactive data ...READ MORE›
Here at Co.Design, we post so many infographics, we never really stop to explain why you should care about them in the first place. The data-viz aces over at Column Five Media take care of it for us in the brief film below.
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VISUALIZING SUCCESS -- OFFICIAL RULES
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO WIN. Participation in the Visualizing Success Contest (the “Contest”) constitutes Entrant's full and unconditional agreement to and acceptance of these ...READ MORE›
The World Wide Web has been around long enough now that we take the first two "w's" in "www" for granted. And now with the advent of the "cloud computing" metaphor, it's even easier to imagine that our Internet data pings around the ...READ MORE›
The World Wide Web has been around long enough now that we take the first two "w's" in "www" for granted. And now with the advent of the "cloud computing" metaphor, it's even easier to imagine that our Internet data pings around the ...READ MORE›
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Ever since Diller Scofido & Renfro unveiled their sexy new rehab of Lincoln Center, the place has been a magnet for surprising design: Wet’s frisky fountain, Fashion Week’s ...READ MORE›
Ever since Diller Scofido & Renfro unveiled their sexy new rehab of Lincoln Center, the place has been a magnet for surprising design: Wet’s frisky fountain, Fashion Week’s footwear fetishists, the bizarre spectacle of ...READ MORE›
The surprise star at Facebook's f8 conference was Nicholas Felton, whom Facebook's head product developer credited with inspiring the layout of the revamped Facebook. How'd that happen?!READ MORE›
The process by which we make laws is obtuse--if not downright shady. With this online visualizer of exactly what's going into each new law, you can start to keep your representatives honest.READ MORE›
Running has always seemed like pure masochism to me, but for many urbanites it's the best and only way to get daily exercise. Seeing a whole city's worth of this activity, over a whole year, paints the urban landscape in a whole new ...READ MORE›
When you browse the web, you are being tracked. This is a fact of life. Some companies, like Voyurl, want to visualize what they track and give it back to you as useful information. Others... don't. If you want to shine some sunlight ...READ MORE›
When we first reported on Adam Leibsohn's online startup Voyurl, we were a bit flummoxed by its pitch: The service asked users to install a browser extension that tracks their web-surfing activity and broadcasts it to the outside ...READ MORE›
The visual programming language Processing is one of the coolest design tools out there, and I write about it all the time. But have I learned the language myself? No: because I have yet to stumble across the perfect "onboarding" ...READ MORE›
You may not know what a "Sankey diagram" is, but you've almost certainly seen them before. They're a specific way of visualizing how things flow from one state to another, and in what quantities. The classic infographic of Napoleon's ...READ MORE›
Given how many folks are looking for work these days (and desperate for their resumes to stand out in the pile), a startup like Vizualize.me was inevitable. Its algorithms and templates take your boring, vanilla C.V. and automagically ...READ MORE›
Call it the Nick Felton Effect: Designers can’t get enough of visualizing their own quotidian doings. The latest comes at us from New York designer Lauren Manning, who spent 2010 jotting down everything she ate, then turned the data ...READ MORE›
It may surprise you to hear that we've been especially impressed lately with data visualizations that tell you little or nothing about the actual data in them. But sometimes these creations are so bewitching that they transcend the ...READ MORE›
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