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Refers to an artefact created for the purpose of communicating a message from a specific set of information or data in a visual manner (e.g. images, diagrams, infographics, animations), or any techniques that can be used to create such artefacts.
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How to visually display overlapping information
For example, take the following data, with:
- Recipients
- Sent Mails
- Opens
- Bounced
I want to show the data like this:
First whole pie for the reciepents. (100%)
Sent mail (80%)
Opens (30%)
bo …
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