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From a usability perspective, "sketchy" or "cartoony" charts actually serve a purpose. To me, they communicate "the trend is important here, not the precise num
by timqian 7y ago
From a usability perspective, "sketchy" or "cartoony" charts actually serve a purpose. To me, they communicate "the trend is important here, not the precise numbers". This can more acurately convey communication intent as opposed to a precise rendered graph.
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- Lucadg 7y agoI agree. It's the same approach with sketchy mockups for web pages. It tells you unequivocally that you should not focus on the design itself. I find it very powerful.
- ModernMech 7y agoStill, wouldn't it be better just to draw it by hand and store it in an svg rather than bring in a huge dependency?
- Lucadg 7y agoI guess it depends on each case. I'm sure in many cases by hand would be a better way