📖Top Enough Useful Data Visualization Books
Effective Data Storytelling: How to Drive Change - The book was written by American business intelligence consultant Brent Dykes, and is also suitable for readers without a technical background. It's not so much about visualizing data as it is about how to tell a story through data. In the book, Dykes describes his own data storytelling framework - how to use three main elements (the data itself, narrative and visual effects) to isolate patterns, develop concept solutions and justify them to the audience.
Information Dashboard Design is a practical guide that outlines the best practices and most common mistakes in creating dashboards. A separate part of the book is devoted to an introduction to design theory and data visualization.
The Accidental Analyst is an intuitive step-by-step guide for solving complex data visualization problems. The book describes the seven principles of analysis, which determine the procedure for working with data.
Beautiful visualization. Looking at Data Through the Eyes of Experts - this book talks about the process of data visualization using examples of real projects. It features commentary from 24 industry experts—from designers and scientists to artists and statisticians—who talk about their data visualization methods, approaches, and philosophies.
The Big Book of Dashboards - This book is a guide to creating dashboards. In addition, the book has a whole section devoted to psychological factors. For example, how to respond if a customer asks you to improve your dashboard by adding a couple of useless charts.