Design Psychology In Data Visualization

What You’ll Learn From This Episode
- The basic mentalities when it comes to data visualization.
- The importance of colors and styles in design psychology perspective.
- Enhancing data visualization with Grid Patterns
Key Takeaways
“Data visualization can be thought about in terms of signal and noise. Some folks might be familiar with this idea of the signal detection theory. And what that means in this context is that for everything that you see every bit of visual data on a screen is either part of the signal or part of the noise. And of course, what you wanna do is you wanna reduce the noise and you wanna boost the signal. One of the ways to do that is to try to make sure, that things only vary from each other. Things only differ from each other when it maps onto actual meaning. “ – Thomas Watkins
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- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/watkinsthomas/
- Website: https://www.3leaf.consulting
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