Interactive Charts and Graphs in E-Learning #357: Challenge | Recap
Charts and graphs are great way to present complex information that's easy to digest and understand. When combined with i...
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Using Interactive Charts to Present Data, Facts, and Figures in E-Learning #357
Thought I'd have another bash at this week's challenge, this time using dials and random numbers to produce a circular percentage meter.
LIES. DAMNED LIES AND STATISTICS
Demo: https://bit.ly/elhc357b
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LIES. DAMNED LIES AND STATISTICS
Demo: https://bit.ly/elhc357b
Download: https://bit.ly/elhc357bdl
- Ha ha ha ha. Great one. Nice design. And great use of pie chart type interaction
Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone - Too funny. Now I don't feel so deceitful with my own numbers. When you made the pie diagram, I think you used a donut. How did you create the pillow effect?
- Thanks Doris and, yes, that's right, I used the donut shape for the percentage gauge, which rises in increments of 2.5%. The rest is made up of lots of shapes and outlines. Just tidying up my master file and will share it shortly.
- Yes please Jonathan. I am keen to review your project file.
Ouf! 98 submissions eh? That is quite the discipline you have! Any tips or tricks on how you make time and create so regularly?
