Schubert
@schubert-da.bsky.social
Dataviz developer at Revisual Labs.
Data visualisation, urban sketching, frontend and just about anything to do with dogs.
Data visualisation, urban sketching, frontend and just about anything to do with dogs.
In this visual explainer I explore how Benford's Law demonstrates the hidden patterns in real world datasets.
The same patterns which I later put to test by diving into dozens of @ourworldindata.org datasets, cataloging numbers in National Geographic magazines and more in the article!
The same patterns which I later put to test by diving into dozens of @ourworldindata.org datasets, cataloging numbers in National Geographic magazines and more in the article!
December 14, 2025 at 2:15 PM
In this visual explainer I explore how Benford's Law demonstrates the hidden patterns in real world datasets.
The same patterns which I later put to test by diving into dozens of @ourworldindata.org datasets, cataloging numbers in National Geographic magazines and more in the article!
The same patterns which I later put to test by diving into dozens of @ourworldindata.org datasets, cataloging numbers in National Geographic magazines and more in the article!
Still feel like I could improve the viz in the dropdown but right now I'm jut focusing on getting stuff "good enough" to share.
Funny how everything is like 80% of the way to what I want it to be but you wouldn't quite be able to tell by just looking at it...
Funny how everything is like 80% of the way to what I want it to be but you wouldn't quite be able to tell by just looking at it...
July 4, 2025 at 5:03 AM
Still feel like I could improve the viz in the dropdown but right now I'm jut focusing on getting stuff "good enough" to share.
Funny how everything is like 80% of the way to what I want it to be but you wouldn't quite be able to tell by just looking at it...
Funny how everything is like 80% of the way to what I want it to be but you wouldn't quite be able to tell by just looking at it...
On the personal site front - I've fleshed out the nav a bit!
It's meant to be a stacked bar showing the amount of content in each section. But on testing with friends this wasn't immediately apparent so maybe a minor redesign or helper text is in order (plus this doesn't translate well to mobile)
It's meant to be a stacked bar showing the amount of content in each section. But on testing with friends this wasn't immediately apparent so maybe a minor redesign or helper text is in order (plus this doesn't translate well to mobile)
June 18, 2025 at 5:19 PM
On the personal site front - I've fleshed out the nav a bit!
It's meant to be a stacked bar showing the amount of content in each section. But on testing with friends this wasn't immediately apparent so maybe a minor redesign or helper text is in order (plus this doesn't translate well to mobile)
It's meant to be a stacked bar showing the amount of content in each section. But on testing with friends this wasn't immediately apparent so maybe a minor redesign or helper text is in order (plus this doesn't translate well to mobile)
My bad, should have been more specific - it's mostly an issue with my code with just making the move to Svelte 5 and not fully understanding how the reactivity works just yet.
Not a bug with Svelte per se..
Not a bug with Svelte per se..
June 1, 2025 at 9:10 AM
My bad, should have been more specific - it's mostly an issue with my code with just making the move to Svelte 5 and not fully understanding how the reactivity works just yet.
Not a bug with Svelte per se..
Not a bug with Svelte per se..
Site: vizchitra.com
For context, VizChitra (@vizchitra.bsky.social) is India's first dataviz conference happening later this month (27-28th June)
For context, VizChitra (@vizchitra.bsky.social) is India's first dataviz conference happening later this month (27-28th June)
VizChitra | An Indian Data Visualization Community
VizChitra is a community space to bring people across the data visualisation spectrum in India together and create a space to connect & create with data
vizchitra.com
June 1, 2025 at 8:46 AM
Site: vizchitra.com
For context, VizChitra (@vizchitra.bsky.social) is India's first dataviz conference happening later this month (27-28th June)
For context, VizChitra (@vizchitra.bsky.social) is India's first dataviz conference happening later this month (27-28th June)
Just went through the entire process and the attention to detail both in recreating the piece and documenting it is just stunning!
The end results look amazing as well!
The end results look amazing as well!
May 28, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Just went through the entire process and the attention to detail both in recreating the piece and documenting it is just stunning!
The end results look amazing as well!
The end results look amazing as well!
While it might seem like a LOT of work for a footer, this is mostly repurposed code and assets from another WIP explainer project that I never got around to completing.
This project uses a wave function collapse algorithm to generate a connected city grid from a few hand-drawn tiles.
This project uses a wave function collapse algorithm to generate a connected city grid from a few hand-drawn tiles.
May 27, 2025 at 9:09 AM
While it might seem like a LOT of work for a footer, this is mostly repurposed code and assets from another WIP explainer project that I never got around to completing.
This project uses a wave function collapse algorithm to generate a connected city grid from a few hand-drawn tiles.
This project uses a wave function collapse algorithm to generate a connected city grid from a few hand-drawn tiles.
My current project is my personal website which I've neglected updating since I actually started working in dataviz.
Today is a bit of progress in building out the base for the footer which I recorded over the course of an hour.
Only built out the visuals and now to actually make things work.
2/2
Today is a bit of progress in building out the base for the footer which I recorded over the course of an hour.
Only built out the visuals and now to actually make things work.
2/2
May 24, 2025 at 4:26 AM
My current project is my personal website which I've neglected updating since I actually started working in dataviz.
Today is a bit of progress in building out the base for the footer which I recorded over the course of an hour.
Only built out the visuals and now to actually make things work.
2/2
Today is a bit of progress in building out the base for the footer which I recorded over the course of an hour.
Only built out the visuals and now to actually make things work.
2/2
Oh wow nice catch! Must have messed something up just before I hit record :S
April 13, 2025 at 10:04 AM
Oh wow nice catch! Must have messed something up just before I hit record :S
Thanks! Just got around to uploading the source code here: github.com/schubert-da/.... Probably not the best way to do things, but still figuring this stuff out
GSAP(gsap.com) is pretty neat too - really helps with setting up more complex animations which I'm trying to learn through this challenge
GSAP(gsap.com) is pretty neat too - really helps with setting up more complex animations which I'm trying to learn through this challenge
Homepage | GSAP
GSAP is an industry standard JavaScript animation library from GreenSock that lets you craft high-performance animations that work in every major browser.
gsap.com
April 13, 2025 at 6:23 AM
Thanks! Just got around to uploading the source code here: github.com/schubert-da/.... Probably not the best way to do things, but still figuring this stuff out
GSAP(gsap.com) is pretty neat too - really helps with setting up more complex animations which I'm trying to learn through this challenge
GSAP(gsap.com) is pretty neat too - really helps with setting up more complex animations which I'm trying to learn through this challenge