I have a few quibbles with the presentation, namely the axes don't cross at 0, and the figures to the right are under-explained. Nonetheless, this visualization is pretty useful and stylish.
(X-posted at Johnny Logic)
Friday, August 21, 2009
Essential Information for Office Workers
Over at Information is Beautiful, David McCandless has plotted common food and drink items along two critical axes, calories and caffeine content:
I have a few quibbles with the presentation, namely the axes don't cross at 0, and the figures to the right are under-explained. Nonetheless, this visualization is pretty useful and stylish.
(X-posted at Johnny Logic)
I have a few quibbles with the presentation, namely the axes don't cross at 0, and the figures to the right are under-explained. Nonetheless, this visualization is pretty useful and stylish.
(X-posted at Johnny Logic)
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I agree with the quibbles, the axes should be in the traditional left and bottom, and not the trendy center (for no good reason). I also think the Croissant and the Wine, etc. should be featured in the chart instead of being arbitrary milestones.
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