• Return on equity being skewed by debt
• Aug 27th 2023
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• Shirley Wu’s exemplary visualisation of very line in Hamilton, built with D3 and React. In fact, all of her work is excellent.
• The New York Time’s piece of how the economy has been reshaped by the recession, told in 255 different charts.
• This absolutely mind-boggling piece, visualising the inner mechanics of Machine Learning, created by the folks over at R2D3.
• This quirky visualisation, breaking down the amount of water which we consume on a daily basis
• Another article from the NYTimes, illustrating the treacherous climb up El Capitan’s dawn wall
• And so many more.
• Seriously, every single one of these projects is worth checking out and learning from. They are amazing.

There’s something satisfying about the way in which the visual elements comport themselves after each scroll event, bending to your control. Often times, I have a huge smile on my face as I scroll up and down the page, watching all the shapes and colours fly around. It’s a sensation reminiscent of discovering the secrets held by the data on your own, which is what I believe makes these…

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