I’m Vinicius Sueiro — a Brazilian 🇧🇷 designer helping a Swedish 🇸🇪 non-profit launch its global platform. Former lead of a dataviz team.

What’s new?

I’m collaborating with Google and a fact-checking agency on a dataviz

Details soon ✨

I’m looking forward to my Master’s Programme in Interaction Design

Starting this fall 🍁

I’m mentoring designers that are curious about data on adplist.org

It’s free 🤓

Estadão 2019

Child Adoption Simulation 🏆

Desktop version of an interactive chart that represents children as tiny plants, that grow as time passes – while they wait for a new parent to adopt them. These plants are also grouped by categories such as ethnicity, siblings and disabilities.

Animated mobile version of an interactive chart that represents children as tiny plants, that grow as time passes – while they wait for being adopted.
Estadão 2019

FaceApp’s Racial Bias Experiment
Personal 2019

Eco‑friendly Dinosaur Toys

Animated example of a landing page for a dinosaur toys company that uses recycled material from schools
Personal 2017

Government Barbecues 🏆

Desktop version of website design for data journalism news article focused on government expenses on barbecues
Your next project
could be here :)

I recently joined Datastory, a Swedish non-profit that makes relevant global information available for free, through beautiful stories and powerful tools.

Before that, at Questtonó, an innovation consultancy, I helped companies like Ambev by creating early prototypes and conducting face-to-face user research.

As a leader, I helped a team of 5 people in projects that combined data, design and web development at Estadão, a major Brazilian media company.

These were some of our projects →

Examples of minmalist charts, infographics and data visualization projects from Estadão – covering politics, economy, sports and culture – on light gray background — Examples of charts, infographics and data visualization projects from Estadão – covering politics, economy, sports and culture

The last project we created was the sole winner of the Information is Beautiful Awards 2019, in the Best Non-English category.

Back in 2017, I won an award in the same category. The story was featured on the Data Viz Today podcast and picked as the most beautiful of the year by Data Curious.

As a speaker, I talked about humanizing numbers at Dataviz.Rio and conducted workshops on how to get insights from charts at Coda.Br and Rede Globo.

Check my resume