Graphics Reference
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Magazine's regular Transparency section features infographics designed to
visualize some of the social issues of concern to its readership and the online commu-
nity. Selecting graphics for inclusion is an unusual process. Editors begin by sending
the designer a slew of potential data sets to peruse. It is not immediately apparent
from these raw files which chunk of what information will be interesting when visu-
alized, or whether it will need additional data in order to make a point.
Handwritten list of animal types in certain zoos.
