By Fernando Reyes, Lead Data Viz Engineer @ Data Culture Webflow has become one of the most used tools for web development – based on my recent experience, it’s a great tool for creating websites in less time and with the same exciting interactivity that a coded site has to…

Helpsy Customer Story Data Culture helps organizations solve their challenges through data. We’re passionate about what we do and (most importantly) how we do it, and that’s why we believe people are what really matter to empower businesses with data. We truly believe we’re on the right path to helping…

By Amina Brown, Senior Lead Data Visualization Engineer @ Data Culture The wonderful folks at Hopelab approached us with the idea of leveraging data visualization to highlight the inclusive and collaborative nature of their development process for imi, a web-based resource aimed at helping LGBTQ+ youth. Data Culture had worked…

By Amina Brown, Senior Lead Data Visualization Engineer @ Data Culture The Recovery Capital Index (RCI) microsite was designed to support Commonly Well’s mission of changing the narrative around addiction recovery. The RCI was established as a measurement to help providers and individuals navigate recovery. By calculating holistic scores about…

By Caroline FitzGerald, CEO @ Data Culture In the bear market of 2008 data infrastructure was in its infancy. Companies relied on costly, siloed data storage and nascent analytics solutions without sophisticated capabilities (e.g., Excel). To extract even minimal insight from data required considerable human effort. In this environment, leaders…

By Amina Brown, Data Visualization Engineer @ Data Culture Asking a data professional about their thoughts on survey analysis often gets you an answer with a healthy dose of skepticism. Surveys can be an incredibly powerful tool with their ability to gauge responses and gather information that isn’t readily available…

By Neil Oliver, Senior Data Lead @ Data Culture Don’t get me wrong, Google Analytics is a super powerful tool that can answer a whole host of questions about user activity; however many of us have felt the pain of trying to drill down into that data to see the…

By Shreya Thakur, Junior BI Analyst @ Data Culture While the first generation of data scientists often came with Ph.Ds in quantitative fields, more and more people are aware of data science as a viable career path earlier in their careers. Data science is increasing in popularity as an undergraduate…

By Mikaela Ergas-Lenett, Operations & Education Manager @ Data Culture Nothing is more rewarding or inspiring than bringing new young minds into the data science field. We sat down with five of the brightest 14–18 year old future data science leaders to learn about their aspirations for the future. Mikaela…