Four Futures and a History

The Encyclopedia of Human-Computer Interaction, 2nd Ed.; 35. Data Visualization for Human Perception (2011)
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Stephen Few provides a nice overview of the reasons why we should design data visualizations to be effective, and why it’s important to understand human perception when doing so. In fact, he’s done this so well that I can’t add much to his arguments. But I can, however, push the basic message a bit further, out into the times before and after those he discusses. Out into areas that are not as well known, or not really developed, where new opportunities and new dangers may lie…

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