Silk: Gegevens en spreadsheets feroarje yn publisearre fisualisaasjes
Have you ever had a spreadsheet that had a fantastic collection of data and you just wanted to visualize it – but testing and customizing the built-in charts within Excel was too difficult and time-consuming? What if you wanted to add data, manage it, upload it and even share those visualizations?
Jo kinne mei Side. Silk is a data publishing platform.
Silks contain data on a specific topic. Anyone can browse a Silk to explore data and create beautiful interactive charts, maps and web pages. To date, millions of Silk pages have been created.
Here’s an Example
Visit de Top 15 Biggest Social Networks Silk to view, share or even embed the visualizations created from this data collection. Here’s a live embed of a bar chart of user statistics:
Silk Features
- Make documents interactive – Instead of sending out static PDFs, spreadsheets or links from Google Docs, use Silk to make a fully interactive site that engages users and encourages them to play with your data.
- Embed interactive data anywhere – Take your Silk visualizations and use them all over the web. Embed them in Tumblr, WordPress, and many other publishing platforms.
- Foegje Tags ta to make your work sortable by medium, style, or any category you choose. By adding location data, you can also build maps.
Sette Side to use, I exported our keyword rankings from
Semrush and quickly built out a visualization that let me sort order and view keywords where I had some high rankings and there was a ton of search volume… basically letting me know where some optimization and promotion could drive a lot more traffic. I could do this by sorting and filtering the data… but the visualization definitely made it stand out more!