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Context Scrollytelling had been on my wishlist for some time. I love this method as it allows guiding the reader step by step through the narrative, using annotations and animations. I’ve also submitted it to this month’s Storytelling with Data Challenge “annotate it!” . To test out the technique, I chose to reimagine a data visualization that was mostly static. Here is its summary: The result See the complete scrollytelling version here....

Designed to be printed When I design personal data visualizations, I usually imagine them printed on paper, although they mostly remain in their digital format. However, there are a few that I would like to see materialized. For example, I printed my sister’s vegetable garden data visualization for her. In a way, it’s a reminder of what she accomplished in the first year of her vegetable garden. It was easy to do, as it’s A4 size (the visualization was done with PowerPoint)....