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About Our World in Data

Our World in Data started at the University of Oxford in 2014 with a plain ambition: show how living conditions have changed across the world over centuries, and let anyone check the numbers. Every chart names its source, its unit and its years.

The look follows from that job. A white canvas, Oxford blue text, thin coloured lines labelled at their ends, a choropleth map running pale blue to deep navy, and a time slider along the bottom. Playfair Display sets the titles; Lato carries every number.

Learn more about the Our World in Data style

Origin
Oxford, United Kingdom
Era
2014 founded at the Oxford Martin School; Global Change Data Lab 2019; current Grapher visual ~2020–2024
Key figures
Max Roser · Hannah Ritchie · Esteban Ortiz-Ospina · Edouard Mathieu
Movements
open-data journalism · long-run quantitative history · Tufte-style chart minimalism

Our World in Data design spec

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Typography

Playfair DisplayHeadings
LatoBody
ui-monospaceMono
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