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ColorWise
ColorWise
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- 자료유형
- 전자책 국외
- 최종처리일시
- 20260202073946.0
- ISBN
- 9781492097815 (electronic bk.)
- ISBN
- 9781492097846
- 저자명
- Strachnyi, Kate.
- 서명/저자
- ColorWise
- 판사항
- 1st ed.
- 형태사항
- 1 online resource (168 pages)
- 내용주기
- 완전내용Cover -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Why I Wrote This Book -- How This Book Is Organized -- Who This Book Is For -- O'Reilly Online Learning -- How to Contact Us -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1. Color Theory and History -- So What Is Color? -- How Do We See Color? -- What Is Color Theory? -- Hues, Shades, Tints, and Tones -- Hues -- Shades -- Tints -- Tones -- The Psychology of Color -- Black -- White -- Red -- Blue -- Green -- Yellow -- Purple -- Brown -- Orange -- Pink -- Gray -- Why People Don't Always See the Same Color -- Summary -- Chapter 2. Data Visualization and Data Storytelling -- What Is Data Visualization? -- Deriving Meaning from Data -- Speaking the Same Language -- Power of Visualizing Data -- What Is Data Storytelling? -- Types of Data Visualizations -- Changes over Time -- Determining Frequency -- Determining Relationships -- Examining Networks and Marketing -- Scheduling -- Chart Selector Guide -- Summary -- Chapter 3. Types of Colors Used in Data Visualization -- Three Types of Colors -- Sequential -- Diverging -- Categorical -- Background Colors -- The Power of Dividers in a Data Visualization -- Summary -- Chapter 4. How to Tell a Story with Color -- Keep It Simple -- Data Story Components -- Reduce Color Saturation -- Color for Highlighting -- Color Associations -- Power of Gray -- Color Consistencies -- Summary -- Chapter 5. Selecting a Color Scheme for Your Data Visualization -- Importance of Choosing Colors -- Know Your Audience -- Consider Industry Associations -- Brand Colors -- Suggested Color Schemes -- Selecting Key Colors in a Palette -- Using Colors Found in Nature -- Color Palettes for Comparing Two Things -- Analogous Harmony -- Complementary Harmony with a Positive/Negative Connotation -- Near Complementary Harmony for Highlighting Two Series Where One Is the Primary Focus.
- 내용주기
- 완전내용Color Palettes for Comparing Three Things -- Analogous/Triadic Harmony for Highlighting Three Series -- Highlighting One Series Against Two Related Series -- Color Palettes for Comparing Four Things -- Analogous Complementary for One Main Series and Its Three Components -- Double Complementary for Two Pairs Where One Pair Is Dominant -- Rectangular or Square Complementary for Four Series of Equal Emphasis -- Summary -- Chapter 6. Data Visualization Color Tips -- Use Contrasting Color -- Avoid Bright Backgrounds -- Know Your Devices -- Use Gradients -- Summary -- Chapter 7. Accessibility and Addressing Color Blindness -- Why It Matters -- Potential Causes of Color Blindness -- Color Combinations to Avoid -- Best Practices -- Summary -- Chapter 8. Color and Cultural Design Considerations -- Yellow -- Blue -- Red -- White -- Black -- Green -- Orange -- Purple -- Pink -- Summary -- Chapter 9. Common Pitfalls of Color Use in Data Storytelling -- Encoding Too Much Information or Irrelevant Information -- Using Nonmonotonic Colors for Data Values -- Failure to Design for Color Vision Deficiency -- Not Creating Associations with Color -- Not Using Contrasting Colors to Contrast Information -- Not Making the Important Information Stand Out -- Using Too Many Colors -- Summary -- Chapter 10. Additional Examples -- Using Colors Found in Nature -- Using Color to Focus Your Audience -- Designing for a Color Vision Deficiency Audience -- Color Illusions -- Adelson's Checker Shadow Illusion -- Color Cube Illusion -- White and Gray? Maybe Not! -- Colorful Spheres (Or Are They?) -- Colorful Dogs -- Summary -- Conclusion -- Helpful Resources -- Index -- About the Author.
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■5050 ▼aCover -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Why I Wrote This Book -- How This Book Is Organized -- Who This Book Is For -- O'Reilly Online Learning -- How to Contact Us -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1. Color Theory and History -- So What Is Color? -- How Do We See Color? -- What Is Color Theory? -- Hues, Shades, Tints, and Tones -- Hues -- Shades -- Tints -- Tones -- The Psychology of Color -- Black -- White -- Red -- Blue -- Green -- Yellow -- Purple -- Brown -- Orange -- Pink -- Gray -- Why People Don't Always See the Same Color -- Summary -- Chapter 2. Data Visualization and Data Storytelling -- What Is Data Visualization? -- Deriving Meaning from Data -- Speaking the Same Language -- Power of Visualizing Data -- What Is Data Storytelling? -- Types of Data Visualizations -- Changes over Time -- Determining Frequency -- Determining Relationships -- Examining Networks and Marketing -- Scheduling -- Chart Selector Guide -- Summary -- Chapter 3. Types of Colors Used in Data Visualization -- Three Types of Colors -- Sequential -- Diverging -- Categorical -- Background Colors -- The Power of Dividers in a Data Visualization -- Summary -- Chapter 4. How to Tell a Story with Color -- Keep It Simple -- Data Story Components -- Reduce Color Saturation -- Color for Highlighting -- Color Associations -- Power of Gray -- Color Consistencies -- Summary -- Chapter 5. Selecting a Color Scheme for Your Data Visualization -- Importance of Choosing Colors -- Know Your Audience -- Consider Industry Associations -- Brand Colors -- Suggested Color Schemes -- Selecting Key Colors in a Palette -- Using Colors Found in Nature -- Color Palettes for Comparing Two Things -- Analogous Harmony -- Complementary Harmony with a Positive/Negative Connotation -- Near Complementary Harmony for Highlighting Two Series Where One Is the Primary Focus.
■5058 ▼aColor Palettes for Comparing Three Things -- Analogous/Triadic Harmony for Highlighting Three Series -- Highlighting One Series Against Two Related Series -- Color Palettes for Comparing Four Things -- Analogous Complementary for One Main Series and Its Three Components -- Double Complementary for Two Pairs Where One Pair Is Dominant -- Rectangular or Square Complementary for Four Series of Equal Emphasis -- Summary -- Chapter 6. Data Visualization Color Tips -- Use Contrasting Color -- Avoid Bright Backgrounds -- Know Your Devices -- Use Gradients -- Summary -- Chapter 7. Accessibility and Addressing Color Blindness -- Why It Matters -- Potential Causes of Color Blindness -- Color Combinations to Avoid -- Best Practices -- Summary -- Chapter 8. Color and Cultural Design Considerations -- Yellow -- Blue -- Red -- White -- Black -- Green -- Orange -- Purple -- Pink -- Summary -- Chapter 9. Common Pitfalls of Color Use in Data Storytelling -- Encoding Too Much Information or Irrelevant Information -- Using Nonmonotonic Colors for Data Values -- Failure to Design for Color Vision Deficiency -- Not Creating Associations with Color -- Not Using Contrasting Colors to Contrast Information -- Not Making the Important Information Stand Out -- Using Too Many Colors -- Summary -- Chapter 10. Additional Examples -- Using Colors Found in Nature -- Using Color to Focus Your Audience -- Designing for a Color Vision Deficiency Audience -- Color Illusions -- Adelson's Checker Shadow Illusion -- Color Cube Illusion -- White and Gray? Maybe Not! -- Colorful Spheres (Or Are They?) -- Colorful Dogs -- Summary -- Conclusion -- Helpful Resources -- Index -- About the Author.
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