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F1 2025

Breaking Down the Championship Win Scenarios

December 5, 2025|

F1Sports AnalyticsScenario Analysis

F1 2025: Breaking Down the Championship Win Scenarios — Bronto Explores

As the 2025 F1 season enters its final stretch, multiple drivers still have mathematical chances at the championship. Let's visualize exactly what needs to happen for each contender.

Social Trust on a Line

December 3, 2025|

Diverging bars

Social Trust on a Line — Chart by Pew Research Center

Pew's social trust chart is a clean diverging bar layout that makes Can vs. Cannot obvious at a glance.

The NYT Approach to Busy Line Charts

November 29, 2025|

Line ChartsColor HierarchyVisual Clarity

The NYT Approach to Busy Line Charts — Chart by The New York Times

This chart from the NYT tracks global birth rates over 60+ years. It shows 15+ lines without becoming visual chaos. We explore how NYT uses color hierarchy to guide your eye and declutter a busy chart.

Another A.I. Model, Another Chart Sin

November 25, 2025|

Bar ChartsMisleading Charts

Another A.I. Model, Another Chart Sin — Chart by Anthropic

Claude Opus 4.5 launched yesterday. The benchmarks look impressive, but the promotion charts might be slightly exaggerating its performance lead.

Visualizing My Journey to 100k followers

November 22, 2025|

Data StoryData Dive

Visualizing My Journey to 100k followers

Not all posts are created equal. After analyzing 72 posts since I've launched @chartosaur on instagram, a clear pattern emerged: a small number of viral posts drove the majority of growth. Here's what really matters for social media growth.