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Good Charts explains why a well‑designed visualisation can communicate complex ideas more powerfully than text or raw numbers. Scott Berinato outlines a practical process—talking, sketching, prototyping—to create charts that support strategic decision‑making and management communication. Drawing on visual perception, neuroscience, and emerging research in data visualisation science, the book demonstrates how good charts evoke meaning and influence audiences, and offers real‑world examples from business leaders who succeed with visual storytelling.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Arts & Culture/Graphic Design
Authors: Scott Berinato
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