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<title>How our gallery pieces are built</title>
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<description>Behind the InfoGlyphs gallery: small public datasets, the message written first, each piece drawn as SVG from the data, with the table and alt text published.</description>
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<title>Five questions to ask any infographic</title>
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<description>A quick checklist for reading infographics critically: who made it, what the numbers measure, whether the chart fits the data, and what might be missing.</description>
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