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UID:pretalx-pydata-amsterdam2026-VFY7MA@pretalx.com
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DESCRIPTION:Some data visualizations are meant to be understood in seconds\
 ; the cleaner and clearer the data is conveyed\, the better. Other times\,
  it’s more important to capture the audience’s eye\, draw their attent
 ion\, and evoke a feeling or emotion\, rather than presenting the data in 
 precise values. And what if you want both? Explaining the data while maint
 aining a strong focus on visual aesthetics?\n\nIn this presentation\, Nadi
 eh will take you on a journey through her client and personal projects\, i
 nspiring you on what's possible in visualizing data\, and sharing her favo
 rite lessons on making a visual more effective\, beautiful and memorable. 
 She’ll demonstrate how to navigate the spectrum between straightforward 
 data visualizations and data art\, or land somewhere beautifully in betwee
 n. While her work is created using JavaScript and d3.js\, the lessons she 
 shares will be practical and tool-agnostic\, offering valuable insights fo
 r both data visualization beginners and seasoned practitioners alike.\nIt
 ’s time to move beyond pre-programmed defaults\, to think outside the ch
 art. It’s time to unlock the full potential of data through innovative d
 esign and produce visuals that resonate long after the numbers have been c
 runched.
DTSTAMP:20260710T150511Z
LOCATION:Main stage
SUMMARY:Amidst the Visualization and Art of Data - Nadieh Bremer
URL:https://pretalx.com/pydata-amsterdam2026/talk/VFY7MA/
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