When it comes to cool and exceptional visualizations, select ones that make you sit back in your seat and go "wow, that's good". While there's nothing wrong with simple, show visualizations that are more than the same bar, line or pie charts that you're used to seeing. Show some that really impress you.

Also, if you need a walk-through for loading images inline in the discussions forum, take a look at this page: https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-10700-4212190965Links to an external site.

While it's relatively easy to find poorly designed visualizations, we should also focus on the exceptional visualizations that are out there. Provide at least 2 publicly available visualizations that wow you (again provide references). For each visualization tell us:

• why you are impressed
• provide a brief description for what they are showing
• what problem(s) / question(s) they are trying to solve

Here are some examples from flowingdata.comLinks to an external site. (don't use these in the below post).

These should be more than simple bar or line charts. These should be complicated examples that address a specific problem or question.