Building Graphs
Your audience typically see your data for the first time when you present it. For this reason, graphs need to be clear and simple. Extra information can be left out.
When comparing data on a graph, put up the axes, frame discussion, put up the before, then put up the ‘before’ data, then the ‘after’ data. Then highlight the gap between them.
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