Datawrapper is a data visualization tool for easily creating charts, maps, and tables. It supports 20+ chart types, choropleth maps, and provides responsive and accessible visualizations.
Flourish is a platform for creating interactive data visualizations including race charts, animated maps, and interactive stories. With 30+ templates, it is adopted by BBC, Google, and more. Free plan available.
An overview of Kepler.gl, Uber's large-scale geospatial data visualization tool, and how it can be used in Digital Humanities research.
An introduction to Observable, the JavaScript-based data analysis and visualization notebook platform by D3.js creator Mike Bostock, and its applications in Digital Humanities.
An introduction to Palladio, the data visualization tool developed by Stanford's Humanities+Design Lab for exploring historical and humanities data.
An introduction to RAWGraphs, a browser-based no-code visualization tool that transforms CSV/TSV data into 30+ chart types, and how it can be applied in Digital Humanities research.