Jacki Farrow

It’s not just numbers and charts: the design looks set up so you can filter, compare, and drill down, which means you’re not stuck with vague trends – you can…

Compelling is the honest take on the challenging bits – getting and cleaning messy datasets, learning new visualisation techniques, balancing ambition and time, etc. If you like data work that

There are practical tools here: using frameworks like the Eisenhower Matrix to triage tasks, mapping priority work to organisational objectives, and building the kind of trust (“relational capital”) so that

Even if Shakespeare isn’t your first love, David Rudkin’s dashboard proves that data can add new layers of appreciation. The visuals are built to invite exploration. And because Shakespeare’s plays

Instead of using clunky workarounds like combining MONTH() and YEAR() to check if two dates are in the same month, the article shows how DATETRUNC can do that cleanly. It

Baraa Khatib Salkini shares how these roles work together and why they’re both essential. You’ll get a feel for why clean, reliable data plumbing (engineering) is useless without someone to

What’s great is that it isn’t just static numbers, it’s interactive, planned to let you filter by country, city, or day so you can really dive in. Zainul Abedin Natha’s

But the real strength lies in what you do with those insights. By tracking download trends, you can infer user behaviour, detect emerging patterns, and even anticipate future shifts in

Even if maps aren’t usually your thing, this one, by Iris Sun is well-designed, and the way you can hover over or click regions (or see outlines), brings a layer

For anyone in design, data, product, writing – or frankly any field where “clear and simple” is the stated goal, this is a useful reminder: simplicity isn’t the default. It’s