Schubert

@schubert-da.bsky.social

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Dataviz developer at Revisual Labs. Data visualisation, urban sketching, frontend and just about anything to do with dogs.

A test for Benford's Law where the author flips through a National Geographic Magazine and logs all the numbers to check the distribution of the leading digits to confirm whether they obey Benford's Law or not. Spoiler alert: they do - and surprisingly well at that!
A grid of bar charts with each showing the distribution of leading digits for their respective datasets. This grid demonstrates Benford's Law which says that when pulling the numbers from real world data, we often find that numbers with smaller leading digits are far more common.
Website with a navbar designed to look like a stacked bar chart showing the amount of content in each section of the page.
Video of a footer on a website which contains a city grid slowly being filled up with hand-drawn city grid tiles as the user browses the website. Once the grid is filled, the whole grid is slid aside revealing a new section of the grid to be filled. The whole process then repeats again
Design of a footer for a website with a list of socials icons and a graphic of a grid of city tiles in the section below it. As the user spends more time on the web site, more tiles are added to the grid.