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Interesting to see, and well presented. I'd be more interested in profit rather than revenue.
by MattBearman 13y ago
Interesting to see, and well presented.
I'd be more interested in profit rather than revenue.
- LordIllidan 13y agoInteresting, but I didn't care much for the visualizations shown - they took up way too much space on the page for the bigger companies.
- _mulder_ 13y agoAgreed. I know it's trendy to show data in this method, but it's impossible to compare like-for-like. One ends up just looking at the numerical value. A simple bar graph would have been much better.
- ajaypmathew 13y agoCouldn't agree more. AfterFB it was just a pain scrolling to the next one.
- rayiner 13y agoAre you kidding? It's a horrible presentation. All that scrolling to present what could have been easily shown on a one-page bar graph.
- nilkn 13y agoI liked the presentation, but I think I would have preferred a dynamic bar graph, where each bar grows at the rate relevant for that company, starting from zero. It would keep all the data on the screen and still show visually the differences.
- yawn 13y agoAnd yet after viewing the OP, I have a lasting feeling of the difference and will more likely remember the disparities.
- rayiner 13y agoI just viewed the OP 15 minutes ago and I have no idea how much revenue any of the companies made. I know Samsung and Apple were near the top and Blackberry was near the bottom, but I already knew that! If it had been a simple table with numbers I'd still remember them.
- rplnt 13y agoYou could always use non-zero-based bar graph for that feeling of the difference.