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I've recently started a new job in London at the BMJ (formerly known as the British Medical Journal). It's a new role they've created for an interactive data graphics designer. I'll be making graphics, mostly in Processing to begin with, which will be collected in a free archive on the BMJ site. Since my first interactive has just gone online, I thought I'd put up a quick development post about it. Those of you familiar with the development posts on this blog will recognise the workflow I've been using - starting with pencil sketches and using these to discuss ideas with subject experts, then working up the graphic in Illustrator. However, as I'm doing more interactive graphics from now on, I've been learning to use Processing . This means that I've had to make changes to the workflow, adding in a quick and dirty functionality test so that I can iron out issues before committing myself to the design. I started this project as I do with many o