SVG can do much more than create nice shapes and paths. In this talk, Nadieh will discuss a few techniques and demonstrate how to implement them in D3: from dynamic gradients based on data, to SVG filters and patterns, to creating glow, gooey, and fuzzy effects that brighten up any visual.
Talk Gallery
-
Nadieh speaking at OpenVisConf
-
Nadieh speaking at OpenVisConf
-
Nadieh speaking at OpenVisConf
-
Nadieh speaking at OpenVisConf
More Talks by Nadieh
SlidesGallery
Creating an effective & beautiful data visualization from scratch
TopicsData, Visual Thinking
Live-coding a data visualization using d3.js that featured in the Scientific American...
VideoSlidesGallery
Hacking the Visual Norm
TopicsData, Visual Thinking
How to go beyond the default in visualizing data to create more effective charts...
VideoSlides
Data Sketches: A Year of Exotic Data Visualizations
TopicsData, Visual Thinking
Sharing lessons on data, sketching & coding an elaborate data visual every month...
Discover More Talks
More talks
VideoGeneral Info
(French) L’UX au service de la performance de vos interfaces
DisciplinesProduct Design, User Experience
TopicsDesign Strategy
Speaker Stéphanie Walter
The French version of my talk on UX and Design techniques to enhance perceived performance...
VideoGeneral Info
20 Ways to Say ‘No’
DisciplinesProduct Design, User Experience
TopicsCareer, Communication, Leadership, Management & Strategy, Teamwork
Speaker Andrea Neuhoff
Twenty different ways to say “no” to an idea, a project, your mom, and so on....
Slides
Super Secret Powers of Mobile Browsers
DisciplinesFront-end Engineering, User Experience
TopicsDesign Strategy, HTML, Web & Mobile
Speaker Stéphanie Walter
So, do you dream of pushing notifications directly in the mobile browser of your...
Speakers, Get Featured
Get connected with event organizers interested in engaging women and gender non-binary speakers in design and tech.
Sign UpAlready have an account?
Log inKnow a great speaker? Let us know so we can invite them to be part of our directory and amplify their voice.
Nominate them