How Google Makes Better Decisions Using Data Visualization
Join Kent Eisenhuth, Staff UX Designer at Google, as he delves into the innovative world of making data visualisation accessible to all. Whether you’re part of a startup, a large corporation, or an individual interested in data presentation, this talk provides valuable insights into Google's accessibility-first approach to data visualisation, including best practices, common challenges, and the effectiveness of inclusive design in various contexts.
Introduction to Accessible Data Visualisation:
Understanding the concept of accessibility-first in data visualisation.
The importance of inclusive design in presenting complex data.
The role of visual patterns and the human vision system in data interpretation.
Strategies for Inclusive Data Design:
Best practices for creating accessible data graphics for diverse audiences.
Balancing aesthetic appeal with functionality in data visualisation.
The importance of considering various visual abilities in design processes.
Common Challenges in Accessible Visualisation:
Typical obstacles faced in designing for accessibility in data presentation.
The pitfalls of neglecting diverse user needs in visualisation.
Overcoming design complexities for universally understandable graphics.
Outcomes of Google’s Accessibility Approach:
The benefits of adopting an accessibility-first approach in data visualisation.
Real-world examples from Google demonstrating effective accessible design.
Kent shares the significance of accessible data visualisation in today's information-driven world. He encourages the audience to adopt inclusive design principles for more effective and universal data communication.
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