Line Chart - Pound Value

A line chart showing the value of the pound in relation to euros and US dollars. A large drop is visible after the EU referendum in June 2016. Just before the referendum you could get 1.48 US dollars and 1.3 euros for each pound. After the referendum, it fell to 1.29 US dollars and 1.16 euros – a fall of around 12%.

Value Over Time

Dates: Jan 18, Oct 17, Jul 17, Apr 17, Jan 17, Oct 16, Jul 16, Apr 16

  • US dollar
  • Euro

Stacked Area Chart - Job Vacancies

A stacked area chart showing job vacancies in the UK since 2008. A large drop is visible after lockdown starts in March 2020, dropping from 800,000 in March 2020 to an all-time low of 304,000 in June 2020.

Job Vacancies Over Time

Dates: Feb 28, 21 Feb, 14 Feb, 07 Feb, 31 Jan, 24 Jan, 17 Jan, 10 Jan, 03 Jan, 27 Dec, 20 Dec, 13 Dec, 06 Dec, 08 Dec

  • Israel
  • UAE
  • UK
  • US

Area Chart - Color Contrast

An area chart visualization showing three examples of colors and whether they pass or not. Peach on a white background fails AA contrast requirements for graphical elements and text, while burgundy on a white background passes them. Orange on a white background passes the requirements partially.

Color Contrast Results

  • Fail (1.46:1)
  • Pass (8.52:1)
  • Partial pass (3.02:1)

Stacked Bar Visualizations

Two stacked bar visualizations showing segment distinctions:

  1. Stacked bar visualization without spacing between segments.
  2. Stacked bar visualization with spacing between segments, showing how this makes it easier to distinguish between the segments.

Years

2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017

Line Chart - Pound Value (Second Mention)

A line chart showing the value of the pound in relation to Euros and US dollars. A large drop is visible after the EU referendum in June 2016, when the pound dropped to 1.31 per US dollar and 1.2 per Euro.

Value Over Time by Region

Years: 2005, 2010, 2015, 2019

  • North England
  • East England
  • South England
  • London

Bar Chart Race - COVID-19 Cases

A Bar chart race showing how COVID-19 cases in OECD developed between February and July 2020. From March 2020, the United States overtakes the other countries, including the UK, Italy, and Germany, with a large magnitude.