Introducing yellow sunflower: data for humans

A new company with a focus on open source and data consulting.

Next step

After a year of freelancing and doing open source as side projects, I decided to create an organization named yellow sunflower. This organization is the direct continuation of my work, both as a freelancer and as an open source developer.

My goal is to improve the way people do dataviz and storytelling in data science in two different ways.

• Developing new and contributing to existing open source tools
• Offering consulting services

yellow sunflower is now the organization behind all this work. You can get more info by visiting the GitHub, the LinkedIn page or this website.

Open source & data visualization

Most of my open source work focuses on data visualization, and will mostly remain so. There are still a lot of things to create, improve, and of course, maintain.

There are numerous tools that still don't exist that I believe would be very useful for practitioners (myself included), and I plan to contribute to that. This also means contributing to already existing projects in the vast ecosystem that data visualization is.

Some topics I'm particularly interested in are interactivity, reproducibility, animations, and developer experience.

Consulting

Most of my consulting work focuses on making data workflows simpler, more reproducible, and visually clean, from analysis to reports.

My goal is to make sure data is for humans. Data is here to help us, humans, measure, evaluate, understand, inform and decide.

By combining open source development and consulting, yellow sunflower aims to help teams and individuals get the most out of their data. The focus is always the same: making data work for humans. Whether through tools, guidance, or collaboration, the goal is to turn data into insight, understanding, and action.

If you are curious, want to contribute, or are interested in working together, feel free to explore our GitHub, check our LinkedIn, or get in touch through this website. Let’s make data human, together.

If this makes sense to you, please feel free to contact me.