I recently came across the concept of "uniwidth" typefaces – every letter has the same width across different weights – and was surprised to find very little resources. So I put together my own 🤓✍️:

time to update my women in data viz list. nominate yourself or some bada$$ lady you know - non-binary, trans friends all are welcome. tell me about your dreams for the future. blue sky me. growing this goodness from friday to sunday.

Two neat new additions to my ever-growing collection of visualizations & tools that put things into perspective: “Scale-a-tron” by @stamen https://t.co/gDlyWniHSa and “Insizeor” by @en_dash https://t.co/Z8HvX2EAlV Check the full list here

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New release for VR-Viz! Library for creating #dataviz in #3D and #VirtualReality. Developed using @aframevr, @threejs_org, #webVR and @d3js_org . Examples and documentation: https://t.co/pTQikJSuLb @3DataCloud @datavized @virtualiticsVR

Looking at some old photos from my hometown, Steyr, and wondering about those fanciful 1s in the year inscriptions – seems like they are combined with sth else? My guess: a, as in anno?

Students: today is the last day to apply for a scholarship!

I have also used examples from her previous talks to discuss the ethics of data with students in the past – e.g. who defines what consitutes psychological violence? https://t.co/hyGZmDXKDB

"How can we possibly count things, if not one of them is like the other?" – amazing talk by Dr. Deborah Stone on the squishy politics of counting & objectivity of data. Part of @UMIDSC's Data Citizens Lecture series

I have also turned two talks from the past to written blogposts for better sharing 1) On creating responsive visualisations for @hasgeek #contentweb series

Working on a small project redesigning teaching material about business processes. Anyone know some good examples of business-related concept diagrams that go beyond the typical 'mangled Powerpoint diagram with random arrows' aesthetic? #dataviz #Infographic

New: a collection of Multiplexed/Uniwidth font families published by @kupfers https://t.co/q86utdPkwF is is a list of typeface families and series that have the same set-width across weights, perfect for interface design👌. Inspired by https://t.co/4TxTQagDyO @lisa_staudinger.

Just updated my article on #uniwidth typefaces with even more examples – including typefaces by @jakob_runge, @finaltype_de, @FontFont, @aaronbell and @martinmajoor. Thanks #typotwitter for pointing them out to me! 🔎🔠

Thanks to @kupfers, who has put together a list of uniwidth/multiplexed fonts available on @Fontstand, making it super easy to try out different options. Awesome!

imply can't get Medium to publish this properly, so for now I'll share this as a draft. For your reference: An ongoing collection of visualizations that put numbers into humanly understandable terms. Sorted by topic. https://t.co/8EpxW46AEr

Tried to publish a list of visualization examples from my thesis as a Medium article.... but Medium doesn't seem to like me. Does anybody have recommendations for publishing things like this online so it's searchable/findable? #dataviz #publishing

What confuses me most about this chart (which shows the number of students in different school levels/types), is that it does not visualize the much more interesting data – the change in numbers from the previous year. It is mentioned in brackets though.🤨

*How not to do a pictorial unit chart.* Step one – choose a bad unit for your symbols. From the website of the Austrian National broadcaster.

Also open for more captains joining this journey ⛵️. Ping me if you're interested!

This marks the end of our 30-days challenge, hope you enjoyed this recap! Next challenge is in the works – stay tuned for updates on "Tool Bingo"