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There's a backlash against bots. The hype of 2016 is gone with Facebook Messenger's move from chat to menus, Everlane rolling back to email and brands dropping bots as a marketing strategy. At Kip, we're moving forward fearlessly.

I started being serious about data visualization around 2005, when the field was still pretty niche and people like Martin Wattenberg, Ben Fry, Jonathan Harris, Marcos Weskamp, Eric Rodenbeck, Jer Thorp or Santiago Ortiz only started to explore what using data visualization as a medium, and getting creative with data - beyond just making "nicer charts" - could actually mean.

Do you remember turntable.fm? The idea behind the product was simple and brilliant: you join a virtual "room" with friends and/or strangers, and take turns DJing for each other. Like a lot of products that experience meteoric early-stage growth, it took a real-world behavior - social listening - and created a digital proxy that could instantly connect people across geographic and cultural divides.

Lessons learned with Clair Byrd, former VP of Marketing and Content at InVision First off, we just want to say that we're over the moon about InVision's emails. InVision positions itself as a leader in the web design space, and these emails carry that banner confidently.