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    1. Hello everyone,

      I’m excited to share a map project I’ve been working on and would love your input on its overall design and functionality. My aim is to create a map that balances visual appeal with clear, informative data presentation. Specifically, I’m looking for feedback on:

      * Overall design and layout
      * Color schemes and visual hierarchy
      * Clarity and effectiveness of legends and labels
      * Any additional elements that could enhance user understanding

      Whether you’re coming from a cartographic, GIS, or data visualization background, your insights would be invaluable. Please let me know what works, what could be improved, or if there are any elements that seem confusing. Thanks in advance for your thoughtful critique!

      * (Source) Data was sourced from various online databases, mostly Wikipedia
      * (Tool) Adobe Illustrator

    2. ThinNeighborhood2276 on

      Could you share more details or a link to the map? It’s hard to provide feedback without seeing it.

    3. Private_Stoyje on

      Aesthetically beautiful.

      Hard to come up with criticism, but I think the circles + added contrast + large names make certain cities look way larger and more important than cities that are not circled. First example that comes to mind is Budapest vs. Belgrade… not that different population in reality but it looks like a massive gap here.

      This aligns with your theme of focusing on human populations rather than borders and man made constructs.

      Possibly choose EITHER the circle or the very intense contrast so that the observer can still see populations outside of these economic zones. Or circle cities with 5+ million population only?

      Again really nice and interesting graphic 🙂

    4. I think this is a great visualization. You definitely achieved highlighting population over geography, especially for Eurasia and the Americas. If I had to find one criticism, I would say the light gray for sub-Saharan Africa makes it seem less populated/noticeable than it actually is. Overall, super interesting and informative!

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