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Interactive tools, hands-on checklists, curated reading lists, and free courses all in one place.

01 · Explore

Interactive Tools & Demos

Custom dashboards and tools ready to explore, test, and use.

Sports Radar Germany

Weekly search interest for sports in Germany, automated and visually prepared.

Live Dashboard · German only

Politics Radar Germany

Search interest for parties and political figures: track trends live.

Live Dashboard · German only

Project Management Tool

Custom PM tool for planning, tracking, and documenting projects.

Web App

Web Design Catalog

UI components, animations, and design patterns: a living lookbook.

Gallery

02 · Quality check

Interactive Checklists

Three quick audits you can run right here. By the end, you’ll know exactly where to improve.

Checklist 01

The Dashboard Check:
Can Your Boss Read Your Numbers?

Layout & Visual Flow

5-second test: Can someone without context spot the most important number within 5 seconds?
Meaningful colors: Do your colors communicate status (red = problem, green = on track) or are they just decorative?
Natural reading flow: Does the eye move naturally from the most important to the second-most important info?

Data Honesty

Context provided: Can you immediately tell if a number is good or bad? (A number without comparison is worthless.)
Honest axes: Does the Y-axis start at zero where it should? Or are small differences visually exaggerated?
Less is more: Have 3D effects, shadows, and unnecessary gridlines been removed so the data takes center stage?

Usability

Drill-down ready: Can users click deeper into the data without everything freezing or crashing?
Meeting-proof: Is the font large enough and contrast high enough for an old projector in a conference room?

Too many open boxes? Making data understandable isn’t luck — it’s a craft.

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Checklist 02

The Storytelling Audit:
Do Your Data Tell a Story?

Narrative Thread

One clear message: Is there a single point that runs through your presentation or just a series of charts?
“So what?” test: Can every listener immediately see why each slide matters to them?
Action titles: Does the slide title state a finding (“Revenue grew 23%”) instead of a label (“Revenue Development”)?

Audience Fit

Plain language: Would someone without your expertise understand what you’re saying without footnotes?
Call to action: Does your audience know what to do next? Or just what they now know?
Right dose: Are you showing only what’s needed for the decision or everything you analyzed?

Impact

Tangible comparisons: Do you use analogies to make big numbers relatable? (e.g. “That’s the size of 3 football fields”)
Room to think: Is there at least one slide that leaves space for a pause instead of pushing more data?

Data don’t have a voice — you give them one. Let’s sharpen your story together.

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Checklist 03

The Data Strategy Check:
Are You Actually Using Your Data?

Data Foundations

Overview: Do you know what data exists in your organization — and where it lives?
Single source of truth: Is there exactly one authoritative source for key metrics (revenue, customers, costs) or do spreadsheets contradict each other?
Fresh data: Are your reports and dashboards up to date (live or at least daily) or are you working with last week’s numbers?

Workflows

No copy-paste marathons: Do your recurring reports run automatically or does someone manually type numbers into slides every Monday?
Self-service access: Can decision-makers access the relevant data themselves without asking IT every time?

Security & Trust

Privacy sorted: Is it clearly defined who can see which data and who can’t?
Traceability: For important decisions, can you trace back which data they were based on?
Backup plan: Are there regular backups or would a system failure be a catastrophe?

Everyone collects data. Using it well is the art. Let’s put your data strategy on solid ground.

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03 · Read & Discover

Curated Data Science Resources

Hand-picked sources on open data, applied research, and accessible data science.

Open Data · Search

Google Dataset Search

Google’s search engine specifically for open datasets, the ideal starting point for any data-driven analysis.

google.comFree
 Research · Code included

Papers With Code

AI and machine learning research papers bundled with the actual code to reproduce them.

paperswithcode.comOpen Source
 Open Data · Community

Kaggle Datasets

Thousands of public datasets with example analyses and an active community.

kaggle.comFree
 Open Data · EU

EU Open Data Portal

Official data from European institutions freely available for business, research, and society.

data.europa.euPublic
 Data Visualization

Our World in Data

Global data on health, energy, and society beautifully visualized and freely downloadable.

ourworldindata.orgOpen Access
 Explainers · Interactive

Distill.pub

Interactive, visually outstanding explanations of artificial intelligence concepts.

distill.pubOpen Access

Trending Publications: Data Science

04 · Academic Archive

From Research

Free video courses and peer-reviewed publications from over a decade of research work.

Free Video Courses

YouTube tutorials on bioinformatics and protein structure prediction: no coding skills required.

AlphaFold for Beginners

No coding required · Course

Scientific Publications

Peer-reviewed publications — automatically loaded from ORCID.

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