Liz Meyer & Gavin Potenza

Information Design: Turning Location Based Ideas into Infographics

I agree with Liz &amp; Gavin, this is visually quite striking and well laid out.  It might be helpful to have some way of understanding each category in terms of their relative impact.  I like that size of the circles is linked to # of hurricanes in each category but this might not be clear from the graphic itself at the moment.  Have fun with it!

Hi JJ - 

Looking nice, very neatly organized! 
I think you can definitely add a few points (these are totally suggestions but they might help!):

- how many hurricanes per state
- how many hurricanes of each category
- the most frequently hit year

Anyone else have any ideas for JJ? 

It's looking good so far! Interested to see how it looks with the potential addition of more information!

<img class="zoomable rounded-image-wrapper" src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/skillshare/uploads/project/669be7af88d55e3e85ae7296d8bbe2fe/e891ba02" alt="'Tis The Season - image 1 - student project" srcset="http://s3.amazonaws.com/skillshare/uploads/project/669be7af88d55e3e85ae7296d8bbe2fe/e891ba02 600w, http://s3.amazonaws.com/skillshare/uploads/project/669be7af88d55e3e85ae7296d8bbe2fe/e891ba02 1000w" sizes="(max-width: 600px) 600px, 100vw" loading="lazy">
 Using the 1st data set to show most hit states since 1851, breakdowns by the hurricane categories. The size of the circles shows how many of them.

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