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Inconsistencies in UIs are truly everywhere.

Love a map that breaks the neatline. But the framed bathymetry here takes it up several notches. Gorgeous work!

accessibility 🤝 Accessibility

Also, accessibility is important. For everything we design or create. But if, in the pursuit of accessibility, a thing becomes usable by fewer people, it has not become more accessible. It has become less accessible.

Breaking all the rules creating a ‘map’ without it being a map. Check out the fun visual tricks you can pull off with media layers. *Be sure to go behind-the-scenes with resources used to create these examples! storymaps.arcgis.com/collections/67…

US farms and ranches produced more than $500 billion in agricultural products in 2022. Learn how the Dept. of Agriculture tracks this industry in maps and interactives from Esri: maps.com/agriculture-in…

Intense blazes, including the Line fire in Southern California, created “fire clouds” that matured into thunderstorms. #Landsat 8 captured a pyrocumulus rising from the fire on Sept. 9. Active fires are marked in red. go.nasa.gov/4gdW75Q

A new model from NASA uses supercomputers and billions of data points to visualize atmospheric CO2 in unprecedented detail. maps.com/mapping-carbon…

Imagine explaining to someone 100 years ago that this actually represents a blank, empty image

Two left of the original, but I've also made two electoral versions—one bright, one bold. Color means they aren't quite as crisp as the original, but they're potentially more fun? timwallace.art/product/electo…

Long sleeve toddler shirts need to have removable sleeve pads that can just be torn off and thrown out every hour. New ones velcro on after the old are sufficiently covered in snot/peanut butter/misc grossness

“John Nelson is incredibly productive, but frequently requests his work not be seen.”

The USGS has a collection of *180,000* topographic maps, spanning more than a century of detailed cartography. Esri built an interactive explorer to help you find your way—or to get lost in beautiful maps of your favorite US locations. You can also browse new areas or see how

New post! I’ve long felt that finding and using satellite data was harder than it should be. Why? And how can we make it easier? My thoughts: medium.com/@robsimmon/mak…