HTML5 Readiness
A gorgeous CSS infographic that shows which web-features are ready for implementation today, and in what browsers, compared to 2009 and 2008.
Found via @bryanconnor
The War is Not Over, Infographic: GOOD
Appalling.
Flikr photo locales, locals vs. tourists
Panic Blog » The Panic Status Board
What’s on the board?
The idea quickly grew beyond “Project Status”, and has become a hub of all sorts of internal Panic information. What you’re actually looking at is an internal-only webpage that updates frequently using AJAX which shows:
- E-Mail Queue — number of messages / number of days.
- Project Status — sorry for the heavy censorship — you know how it is!
- Important Countdowns
- Revenue — comparing yesterday to the day before, not so insightful (yet).
- Live Tri-Met Bus Arrivals — when it’s time to go home!
- The Panic Calendar
- Employee Twitter Messages
- Any @Panic Twitter Messages — i.e., be nice! They go on our screen!
(found via See What You Mean)
How Do You Visualize Progress? on Datavisualization.ch
Fernanda Cozzi, a graphic designer from Buenos Aires, Argentina strived to analyze and display her professional achievements during her studies. The result is a set of analytical schemes of concepts and projects developed in college. The first visualization shows the work made in the first quarter and the second shows one complete year. Both visualizations include objective and subjective aspects, representing a personal interpretation of the obtained knowledge and achieved results.
