The people in this story may look familiar, like ones you’ve seen on Facebook or Twitter or Tinder. But they don’t exist.

Usually, we position elements on our web pages in static, explicit places. But what if we want to make them feel more alive?

A look at representation and inclusivity in crossword puzzles.

Bureau Oberhaeuser is a Hamburg-based studio focused on information and interface design.

The most viral election map of 2020 was actually made by a Belgian man in 2019.

A visual journey through the microscopic world of the coronavirus shows how masks provide an important defense against transmission.

An oral history about the team that built a site concisely explaining and tracking the development of COVID-19 vaccines.

Bitemporal data has two dimensions of time, like a table with two columns of dates.

Hundreds of hours of social media live streams present a different and more complicated view of what was happening in Minneapolis.

A dynamic scrolling visualization of Trump's finances by the NYT.

Insert your address and find out what would happen if your neighborhood was the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States.

Visx (formerly known as vx) is a collection of expressive, low-level visualization primitives combining power of D3 with DOM benefits of React.

Choosing good colors for your charts is hard. This article tries to make it easier.

Snakes, seashells, mountains — this is something we, designers, might draw instead of showing data.

Many New Yorkers are avoiding the subway, fearful of jostling with strangers in crowded cars.

In this edition, 162 media outlets from 34 different countries have sent in their works.

Quantifying the songs that will characterize the ’90s

An Observable notebook by Pierre Ripoll.

What did cities sound like during the lockdown?

An analysis of 2,000 books and how body parts are described, by gender.