Created during January & February 2019

Adyen's Shareholder Report

Adyen wanted to feature more then just text and tables in their second ever shareholder letter & annual report and reached out to me to help them. Looking at the data that is presented in the report, I looked at what information would lend itself to be visualized in an interesting and effective manner. This eventually turned into the creation of four more extensive visuals about the income statement, costs, regional and FTE growth.

The Flow / Sankey diagram of Adyen's income statement
The Flow / Sankey diagram of Adyen's income statement
Revealing how the total cost of Adyen in 2018 is subdivided
Revealing how the total cost of Adyen in 2018 is subdivided

All of these visuals were made completely with the use of JavaScript and d3.js, not Illustrator. The main reason was the fact that the final numbers could change (slightly) until just days before the publication, making it quite a chore to have to remake these if they were all crafted in Illustrator.

Furthermore, by programming the logic of these visuals, I could prepare 90% of the required effort a month before the deadline by using the numbers from the previous report. When I finally received the final numbers, it was only a matter of changing the underlying data, and some small tweaks to get these final visuals ready.

The map with icons that represent the revenue growth per region
The map with icons that represent the revenue growth per region
The small multiple that shows the FTE growth per office
The small multiple that shows the FTE growth per office

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