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Considering Contribution Statements in Visualization and HCI Research
Mara Solen, Wesley Willett, Andrew M McNutt
Contribution statements are an increasingly common way to make research labor visible, reduce academic malfeasance, and provide broader transparency. Despite this potential value,…
Read, Critique, or Sketch? Investigating Alternative Visualization Literacy Assessment Modalities
Zach Cutler, Lily W. Ge, Matthew Kay +3
Visualization literacy is a multifaceted construct encompassing skills and competencies, such as decoding data, constructing charts, and identifying design flaws. Yet, assessments…
Reading Between the Curly Braces: On Textual Data Serialization Format Usability
Shiyi He, Zach Cutler, Andrew M. McNutt
The paper investigates how different textual data serialization formats (e.g., JSON, YAML, HJSON) affect user usability, finding that syntax differences matter less than surroundin…
Literate Execution
Joe Bond, Jacob Pake, Cristina David +4
\emph{Literate programming}, introduced by Knurth, interleaves code and prose so that a program can be read as both executable and explanatory text. We propose \emph{literate execu…
ReVISit 2: A Full Experiment Life Cycle User Study Framework
Zach Cutler, Jack Wilburn, Hilson Shrestha +7
Online user studies of visualizations, visual encodings, and interaction techniques are ubiquitous in visualization research. Yet, designing, conducting, and analyzing studies effe…
Accessible Text Descriptions for UpSet Plots
Andrew McNutt, Maggie K McCracken, Ishrat Jahan Eliza +6
Data visualizations are typically not accessible to blind and low-vision (BLV) users. Automatically generating text descriptions offers an enticing mechanism for democratizing acce…