Stay tuned for future posts doing a deep-dive behind the scenes.

Team: Rashi Shah, @aman.bh @chartwaali.bsky.social

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#electiongraphics #dataviz

To solve for this, we kept the numbers big and bold, used simple visualisations that didn't require a legend or annotation beyond basic labels and clean design with high contrast for maximum visibility.

The first graphic, shown below, is a half donut chart, updating live showing wins and leads in the state by major alliances. Scale was the greatest challenge in creating these graphics since it was to be viewed on one window of a screen share which would appear tinier on mobile.

We hope you enjoy this series and stay tuned for our next post, next Monday where we pose a new question to each member on the team!

"I always thought it would be amazing if we could get a closer look at the journeys of people in this field to help clear this out a bit, and hopefully provide some sort of a starting point that people could build upon as they begin walking on their own paths” - Ipshita

“There are so many areas one can focus on in this field — from different kinds of visualisations, to software, amongst seemingly countless other possibilities — that it can seem quite overwhelming and confusing to someone who is just starting out. " - Ipshita

The intent of this series is to open up discussions around how each team member of RVL stumbled into the field of data visualisation. We want to emphasise that the journey into a new career looks different for each person, especially in the field of data viz.

- We kicked off an exciting internal initiative: building our very own wiki! 🚧

We're eager to see where November takes us and the projects we'll tackle next. Thank you for following our journey, and as always, stay tuned for more! 💫

Some highlights from last month:
- We welcomed a familiar face back to the team: @rashitries.bsky.social ! 🌸
- @chartwaali.bsky.social delivered a talk at DoBeDo Pro about her experience building a niche design practice in India.

4. Cleaner, simplified layout
5. Adding an insight to the chart title

🔗 Read the SIDE 2024 Report here: icrier.org/pdf/State_of... 

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#dataviz  #charts

1. Swapping the X & Y axes, allowing the labels (Affordability, Access, etc.) to be read clearly
2. Adding a stacked bar above the waterfall chart that acts as a legend & shows the contribution of each of the pillars to the total.
3. Annotating the number in the waterfall chart

We identified a few improvements we could make to the original chart shared by the client, based on which we created and styled the final. Our improvements included:

The visual showcases how the 5 different digital pillars in the CHIPS framework contribute to India’s overall ranking. CHIPS here, refers to Connect, Harness, Innovate, Protect and Sustain.

🔗 Link to the project: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJdZ...
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#dataviz #video #motion

Team: 
Project manager: @chartwaali.bsky.social
Design lead: Tulika Patel
Motion graphics editor: Rameshwar Jaiswal

Today, we’re taking you through our thought process and approach for the long-form video explainer so swipe through to read about how we transformed a static web report into an engaging motion piece!

This set consisted of a series of shorter videos breaking down key concepts from the report and a long-form video summary.

Visit the links below to view the project!

🔗 Link to the project: 3ieimpact.org/impact/impac...
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#dashboard #dataviz #impactstories