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Whether strategy, campaign, or digital product – if you want to communicate complex topics clearly, we look forward to the conversation.
Data storytelling
Data storytelling for climate, energy, and research.
From a single infographic to the system that generates every one after it.
Purpose
Why data visualization matters
A graphic isn't meant to impress — it's meant to answer a question. Whether it holds up isn't decided by its design, but by whether it survives the first follow-up question: Where does the number come from, what does it relate to, how reliable is it?
We work where figures are publicly scrutinized — climate targets, energy balances, building data, study results. Whoever publishes them becomes measurable. That applies to corporate communication just as much as to science communication.
Symptoms
The signs that a system is missing
- 01
Every graphic is built from scratch, because nothing is reusable.
- 02
The same number looks different in the report than in the presentation and the social post.
- 03
Base year and reference value are buried in a footnote — or missing entirely.
- 04
Anyone in-house who needs a graphic has to wait for the agency.
Fields of work
What we do
Infographics and data visualization
Charts and explainer graphics that keep the base year, reference value, and range visible — instead of smoothing them away.
A visual system, not one-off pieces
Building blocks, a color logic, and templates that the next graphic grows from — without starting from zero.
Scrollytelling and long-form formats
Studies and datasets as a guided narrative that carries both expert and general audiences at once.
Reports and reporting
Sustainability reports, building reports, annual reports — from data review through to final artwork.
Interactive formats
Calculators, maps, browser games. For numbers you have to try out to understand.
Rules, sign-off, training
So what gets built in-house keeps fitting the brand — even when generative tools help make it.
How we work
01
Data
Which figures exist, where they come from, what is disputed. Conversations with those responsible for the data.
02
Message
What should stick — and which caveat has to come with it.
03
Format
Chart, illustration, scrollytelling, or system. The material decides, not personal taste.
04
Review and handover
Fact-checked by experts, tested for clarity, then files and guidelines handed over in-house.
Selected work
From poster to double-page spread
Three projects at three different scales — for a music information center, a medical technology company, and a retail group.
From our work
Six clients, six data situations: corporate climate targets, building stock, club finances, biodiversity, zoonotic disease research, and hydrogen on the high seas.
Schwarz GroupInfographic system for climate targets, energy strategy, and circular economyView project →
German Energy Agency (dena)Infographics for the dena building reportView project →
LeopoldinaScrollytelling “15 answers to 15 questions on biodiversity”View project →
German Primate CenterScrollytelling that explains zoonotic disease research for policy and the publicView project →
Flagship project H₂MareGreen hydrogen on the high seas as a browser gameView project →
FC St. Pauli 1910The club’s first sustainability report: over 100 pages, more than 20 infographicsView project →
Credentials
Our work across 24 pages
All formats from a single metric to an interactive dashboard, plus examples from projects for the Federal Foreign Office, dena, NABU, and the DFB.
View credentialsHow projects are scoped
A defined infographic series is ready within a few weeks. A visual system with library and handover runs over several months. Data visualization as an ongoing in-house task — with standards, sign-off, and training — is a year-long undertaking.
The price depends on scope and duration
In the initial conversation, we estimate it based on comparable projects. Describe your project
Great ideas start with a conversation.
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