Build Advanced Charts in R

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Rita Giordano

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01 - Introduction

01 - Building advanced charts.mp4

00:39

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:38

03 - Using exercise files.mp4

01:27

02 - 1. Explore the Data

01 - Load and inspect your data.mp4

04:15

02 - Exploratory charts.mp4

04:25

03 - 2. Chords Diagrams

01 - Introduction to {circlize} package.mp4

06:24

02 - Prepare your data.mp4

06:39

03 - Create a chord diagram.mp4

07:13

04 - Customize your chord diagram.mp4

08:07

05 - Customization options.mp4

09:45

06 - Create a function.mp4

04:12

04 - 3. Other Advanced Charts

01 - Create advanced charts.mp4

02:05

02 - Create a sparkline chart.mp4

10:11

03 - Create a lollipop plot.mp4

06:07

04 - Create a slope graph.mp4

09:30

05 - 4. Accessibility and Annotations

01 - Accessible color palettes.mp4

06:16

02 - Add charts on the same figure.mp4

05:02

03 - Add annotations and backgrounds.mp4

05:17

04 - Further annotation.mp4

03:29

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

01:01

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If you’re looking to improve your data visualization skills, this course was designed for you. Join instructor Rita Giordano to explore the basics of building advanced charts in R such as lollipop plots, sparklines, dot charts, slope charts, chord diagrams, and more.

Learn how to create a theme function and combine multiple plots for more effective storytelling with data. The course will also cover how to address accessibility and annotations by using a colorblind-friendly palette and dyslexia-friendly fonts. By the end of this course, you’ll know when to use advanced charts and when to apply accessibility principles to your charts. Along the way, you’ll also acquire new skills for building a simple infographic with two or more charts to tell a story.

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