Used to gag every time I opened D3.js Github page, forcing myself back into the horrors (and 'possibilities') that is blank-state data viz. Don't get me wrong, D3 is super nice, but it's just A LOT OF PRE-WORK. More often than not I end up not using the data, even though it'd make a really nice segment on the landing page, simply because I can't be bothered with starting up a fresh D3.js file. This seems like a life-saver.

Pros:

Lots of examples to start with, and FREE for newsrooms it seems!

Cons:

Would be nice to have GIF exports of animated graphics for sharing

Hi folks, Super excited to be launching https://flourish.studio today! Flourish makes high-end data visualisation and interactive storytelling available to anyone with a spreadsheet. As a company, we've spent years making bespoke data graphics and stories for everyone from Google to the Guardian (where I used to be a data journalist). This was great fun, but bespoke work is very slow and very expensive. Hence most people with data are still stuck with Excel and Powerpoint. Flourish aims to change that. Non-coders can easily create stunning interactive animating graphics by connecting their data to an ever-growing library of powerful templates. And developers can create new templates, creating unlimited flexibility and power. Here's an example Flourish presentation showing all the Products feature on Product Hunt in 2017 – thousands of data points made available in a rich explorable form. https://public.flourish.studio/s... You can use Flourish for free publicly, and until Feb 14 there's a 50% discount on our private plans. Today is just the start and we want as many ideas and suggestions as possible – and feedback good and bad. So do let us know what you think! Duncan

This is a great data visualization tool. They've got some very unique data visuals that are hard to find anywhere else (e.g. parliament diagram).

Recently tried a bunch of data viz tools, this is the nicest

Pros:

Super easy to create interactive viz, including rotating globes, maps, etc

Cons:

First have to find your data - tho this is always a hurdle in data viz

Wow

This looks somewhat familiar. 🙂

Very interesting software!

Great visualisation tool!