| № 15 Elevating Table Design: Lessons from the Cato Institute's Data Visualization Guide | Cato Institute | Jonathan Schwabish, PhD | |
| № 14 Best Practices for Tooltips in Data Visualizations from Opattern | Opattern Design System | Jonathan Schwabish, PhD | |
| № 13 Anatomy of a Good Chart: GitHub's Approach | GitHub Primer Data Visualization Patterns | Maxene Graze | |
| № 12 TASO's Evolving Data Visualization Guide: Bridging Reports and Social Media | TASO Data Visualization Technical Guide | Jonathan Schwabish, PhD | |
| № 11 Be Real: Why real-life data and visualizations make the best examples | Urban Institute Graphics | Alan Wilson | |
| № 10 Label Swatches with Contrasting Text | Justice Innovation Lab | Amy Cesal | |
| № 09 Chart Smarter with a Chart Library | Justice Innovation Lab | Maxene Graze | |
| № 08 The Rare Exception of Omitting Interactive Chart Guidance in Data Visualization Style Guides | Office for National Statistics Data Visualization Guidance | Jonathan Schwabish, PhD | |
| № 07 Provide an On-ramp | Apple Human Interface Guidelines: Charts | Alan Wilson | |
| № 06 Chart Smarter with a Chart Library | Justice Innovation Lab | Maxene Graze | |
| № 05 Insights on Dashboard Design | Baltimore City Data Fellows | Jonathan Schwabish, PhD | |
| № 04 A Clear Approach to Color Combinations | Eurostat Graphical Style Guide (2016) | Jonathan Schwabish, PhD | |
| № 03 Consistent Symbol Usage | WHO Design System Symbology | Maxene Graze | |
| № 02 Link Templates for Usability | Kraft Heinz | Amy Cesal | |
| № 01 Why it's Good to Show Bad Examples | Kraft Heinz | Alan Wilson | |
