09-09-19
innovation by design

The best data design of 2019

See the honorees of the 2019 Innovation by Design Awards in the Data Design category.

By Suzanne LaBarre1 minute Read

Check out all of our 2019 Innovation by Design winners and honorees here, and read more coverage of the winning designs here.

Winner

[Image: New American Economy]

NAE Cities Index
New American Economy

Finalists

[Image: NHL]

Coaching Insights App
NHL, SAP

[Photo: WXY Studio]

D15 Diversity Plan
WXY Studio

[Image: Mastercard]

Do Black credit card
Mastercard, Doconomy

[Photo: Gradual]

Lightweights
Gradual

[Photo: Woods Bagot]

Tehami-Spadaccino Workflow
Woods Bagot

[Image: Federica Fragapane]

Visual Data Column
Federica Fragapane, La Lettura

[Photo: Clever°Franke]

Weather Chart
Clever°Franke

Honorable Mentions

[Image: Tableau]

Ask Data
Tableau Software

[Image: Uber]

Autonomous Visualization System
Uber

[Image: Clever°Franke]

BlueCyber traffic analytics
Clever°Franke

[Image: Code and Theory]

CNN Magic Wall
Code and Theory

[Photo: Flo Technologies]

Flo by Moen
Flo Technologies

[Image: Otherlab]

Massive Decarbonization by Electrification
Otherlab

[Photo: NBC]

NBC Left Field mixed-reality series
NBC News

[Image: Trulia]

Trulia Neighborhoods
Trulia

[Photo: courtesy Hush]

United Therapeutics Unisphere
Hush

[Photo: Refik Anadol Studio]

WDCH Dreams
Refik Anadol Studio

Video

Impact

Solar geoengineering could have big benefits (and also big risks)

This massive new rooftop farm helps keep Bangkok from flooding

10 ways purposeful business will evolve in 2020

Creativity

‘Frozen 2’ got snubbed by the Oscars—and that’s a good thing

Oscars 2020: Still so white and unaware of any women directors

MC Hammer’s breakout smash ‘U Can’t Touch This’ is 30 years old: The inside story of its iconic video

Co.Design

The 2020 Olympic posters are here. They’ll warp your brain

It’s past time for interior designers to make climate commitments

Report: Thinx menstrual underwear has toxic chemicals in the crotch

Work Life

The one thing resilient leaders do differently

The career-changing power of self-assessment

Why doing the easy parts of your to-do list first can be a bad idea