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Not to mention that first chart, using bars plotted over the us map. Urg!
by brauhaus 6y ago
Not to mention that first chart, using bars plotted over the us map. Urg!
- edoceo 6y agoToo right! A clear case for circles to represent the Q of the data.
- redis_mlc 6y agoThose US map charts are truly special. Probably the ugliest, least-understandable charts I've ever seen - love the labels that cut off the bars, too. lol.
- vharuck 6y agoI've tried to use bars in a map for a report before. It took me a bunch of redesigns until it had something I liked (equally sized rectangles filled in proportion to the measure, no overlaps, and a thin line cutting across to show a baseline). Even then, it was nixed for taking too much effort to parse. This article's maps are barely useful. A table would've been better. If you have to label the rankings, it's a clear sign nobody can make comparisons with your map.