A very handy technique from Cennydd for answering the “it depends” question of when you might need a separate device-specific site (‘though I think that a separate can be a good option in addition to a responsive site, rather than instead of).
Remember when I made that canvas sparkline script? Remember when Stuart grant my wish for an SVG version? Well, now Tom has gone one further and created a hosted version on sparksvg.me
Not a fan of sparklines? Bars and circles are also available.
Mashing up Angry Birds and spreadsheets to better visualise project time-tracking.
A damning indictment on the lack of any upgrade path for most Android phones. It’s disgusting that most customers have contracts that are longer than the life cycle of their phone’s operating system (and crucially for me; their browser).
This is may just be the best thing on the internet about data visualisation and statistics. And sex.
A beautiful SVG visualisation (with source code) of the Rattle team's experience of dConstruct 2010.
Cute illustration of different content types in HTML (though, personally, I would put sectioning content — section, article, nav, aside — into their own group).
Mike Stenhouse has graphed civilisation longevity: a nice bit of long zoom perspective.
A thoroughly well-researched and data-heavy blog post ...complete with interactive charts!
Table of Condiments That Periodically Go Bad
Here's a different kind of browser stats graph. It shows numbers instead of percentage. Percentage-based graphs don't show just how much the pie has grown over time.
End of the year charts based on real data: "Based entirely on your scrobbling, this is a real look at what you've been listening to (not just buying). The charts are ranked by total number of listeners."
The Google Chart API can produce QR codes. Neato!
All the code you need to add charts and graphs to your site.
PPK has once again been doing sterling work. He's updated the DOM compatibility chart and things are actually looking pretty good.
Compare and contrast Last.fm's chart with the "official" UK chart. It's as if Radiohead doesn't even exist in meatspace.
John Allsopp has created this flowchart of the research and development involved in the creation of a new microformat. It looks kind of like the workflow of any good iterative development.
A cute blog that uses ingenious diagrams to "make fun of some things and sense of others."
Dmitry built an incredibly cool JavaScript pie chart. It also integrates with Flickr using Ajax to do a Flickr version of googlefight. Great stuff!
Flickr's aggregate camera data (preceded by a paid placement from Nikon). Scroll down for graphs.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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