September 2024
Intermediate to advanced
340 pages
9h 38m
Spanish
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Capítulo 5. Elementos visuales
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En los dos capítulos anteriores, nos hemos centrado en la comprensión de los gráficos. Los gráficos son, en última instancia, el eje principal de cualquier comunicación con datos. Sin embargo, si te concentras únicamente en decidir el tipo de gráfico que quieres utilizar, perderás la oportunidad de comunicar tu punto de vista a tu audiencia de forma aún más clara mediante el uso de elementos visuales. Los elementos visuales -comoel color, el tamaño y la forma- marcan una enorme diferencia en la capacidad de tu público para interpretar tus gráficos, en los que me centro más profundamente aquí.
Como se ha mencionado en capítulos anteriores, el color, el tamaño y la forma son tres atributos previos a la atención. Saber utilizar cada uno de estos aspectos en tus visualizaciones de datos mejorará la estética general de tu trabajo, además de aclarar el mensaje de tu comunicación.
Aparte de los atributos de preatención, este capítulo también examina el uso de múltiples ejes a la hora de decidir elementos visuales eficientes. Al examinar la visualización de múltiples medidas en el mismo gráfico, el único estilo de comunicación que hemos mostrado hasta ahora es el gráfico de dispersión. En este capítulo, veremos otra opción, los gráficos de doble eje, que te hacen pensar en el tipo de marca que estás utilizando, así como en el rango de valores ...
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