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Learn about feminist data visualisation
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rethink binaries
emphasise representational strategies premised on multiplicity rather than binaries
rethink binaries design process
what data types and categories have we taken for granted? how can we register responses that do not fit into provided categories?
rethink binaries design output
how do we communicate the limits of our categories in the final representation?
embrace pluralism
in visualisation, the designer’s position is important to consider
embrace pluralism design process
whose voices are not represented on the design team but might be important for the conceptualisation of the project? who is being envisioned as the “ideal” user?
embrace pluralism design output
whose view of the world does the visualisation represent? can the visualisation communicate whose voices are missing?
examine power and aspire to empower
connect back the outcomes of our design and research to the communities that first made them possible
examine power and aspire to empower design process
whose voice matters more and why? how can end users’ voices be more integrated into the design process?
examine power and aspire to empower design output
can the visualisation empower the end user and her community?
consider context
all knowledge is situated. diverse contexts can influence the production of visualisation
consider context design process
how can we leverage human centered design and participatory design methods to learn about our end users, including learning more about their culture, history, circumstances and worldviews? how can we let these insights shape our design practice?
consider context design output
what kinds of terminology, symbols and cultural artefacts have meaning to end users? how can we incorporate these into our designs?
legitimise embodiment and affect
experiences are embodied and affective, they result from sensation and emotion
legitimise embodiment and affect design process
how can we leverage embodied and affective experience to enhance visualisation design and engage users?
legitimise embodiment and affect design output
what kinds of embodied and affective experience have meaning to end users?
make labour visible
credit the bodies that make visualisation possible with fair attribution
make labour visible design process
can the team work backwards from the given data to document their provenance and talk to their care givers?
make labour visible design output
is it feasible to provide a metadata visualisation that shows the provenance of the data and its stakeholders at each step? have we properly attributed work on the project?