Having a bar graph where the widths of the bars are different is a big no-no. It creates an obviously distorted perception like we're seeing. If you want to display area like for a 2-dimensional metric or showing proportions, there are different graphs for that.
Also the y-axis on this distorts things even further by starting at 5ft which is a visual trick you should only use in datasets where minute differences actually do change outcomes.
Having a bar graph where the widths of the bars are different is a big no-no. It creates an obviously distorted perception like we're seeing. If you want to display area like for a 2-dimensional metric or showing proportions, there are different graphs for that.
Also the y-axis on this distorts things even further by starting at 5ft which is a visual trick you should only use in datasets where minute differences actually do change outcomes.
Ah, I didn't even pay enough attention to notice the Y axis!