Newsweek: World’s Best Countries : MikePadgett.com

Newsweek: World’s Best Countries

— Visualising multi-axis statistics is no easy feat!”

Perhaps a little overcomplex in terms of usability, but the displays are neatly rendered. This illustrates how difficult it is to go beyond static graphics and into interactive spaces with user-generated views.

Originally published: August 18th, 2010 in Visualisations

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