Tableau is a visualization software with tools for analyzing, visualizing, and sharing data. The University of Illinois supports several Tableau services, and a full list of Tableau tools is listed on the AITS website.

Chart.js is an open source data visualization tool that allows you to animate and customize a variety of different chart types.

Flourish is a data visualization and data storytelling tool. Its free plan lets users create unlimited projects and use a wide range of data visualization templates.

RAWGraphs is a free, open source data visualization tool. Its site provides a series of free tutorials to learn how to use the tool and access specific features.

Datawrapper is a data visualization tool that allows you to create a wide variety of charts, maps and tables.

This LibGuide provides an overview to several major kinds of data visualization charts and best practices for design.

CITL's Data Analytics consulting program offers support for a variety of coding tools, and can support researchers interested in visualizing data using Python and R. A full list of their services, as well as their consultation form, is available on their website.

This guide from the Urban Institute describes best practices for designing accessible data visualizations.

This article discusses how to design data visualizations using a design process and design principles. It highlights how using a design process for data visualization will help your data visualization be more understandable to a wider audience.